Theater Ticket for "Zhuzi Ritual and Music Ceremony (Moonlight over Wuyi)" in Nanping, Fujian

Theater Background

• The "Moonlight Over Wuyi" performance theater is located in Wuyi Square, Nanping, Fujian Province, adjacent to the core scenic area of ​​Wuyishan "Dual World Heritage Site". It is a cultural and tourism integration art landmark built based on the Wuyi landscape. With the core concept of "mountains and rivers as the screen, culture as the soul," the theater breaks through the boundaries of traditional theaters, cleverly echoing the 270-degree panoramic stage with the natural landscape of Wuyi Mountain. Combined with water curtains, numerical control light and shadow, 3D naked-eye perspective, and other cutting-edge technologies, it constructs an immersive intelligent water stage of nearly 10,000 cubic meters, which can realize the instant switching between dry land and rippling blue waves, allowing the audience to feel the cultural feast of "ancient and modern reflections, Chinese and foreign communication" surrounded by mountains and rivers.

Performance Team and Honors

• The performance is elaborately created by a professional team led by national-level director Xiao Xiangrong, bringing together winners of the Plum Blossom Award and the Peony Award from traditional opera genres such as Nanping Southern Opera and Peking Opera. It also invites foreign friends from countries and regions such as Madagascar, Russia, and Egypt who participated in the "Chinese Bridge" competition to participate in the creation. Relying on the in-depth exploration of Zhu Zi culture and Maritime Silk Road culture, as well as the innovative application of stage technology, the team's performance content has repeatedly become the focus of cultural and tourism publicity, and has won high praise from the audience such as "ink painting-like visual enjoyment" and "cultural resonance through thousands of years", becoming a representative project of Wuyishan's cultural and tourism integration.

Program Features

• Integration of Culture and Landscape: With the theme of "Ten Thousand Purples and Thousands of Reds Are Always Spring," Zhu Zi culture, landscape culture, opera culture, and Maritime Silk Road culture are integrated into the program. The stage interpretation echoes the natural landscape of Wuyi Mountain, allowing the cultural heritage to flow naturally in the artistic conception of the landscape.
• Collision of Tradition and Internationality: There are not only classic presentations of intangible cultural heritage arts such as Nanping Southern Opera and Peking Opera, but also "Silk Road Tea Language" performed by foreign friends, showing the international appeal of outstanding Chinese traditional culture and realizing the interconnection of Chinese and foreign cultures.
• Combination of Technology and Aesthetics: Using interactive video, special effects devices, and floating light and shadow technology, combined with an immersive water stage, scenes such as "Moon Reflecting Ten Thousand Rivers" and "Heavenly Heart Bright Moon" are created into pictures that combine Oriental aesthetics and visual impact, allowing technology to empower cultural expression.

Classic Program Highlights

• "Moon Reflecting Ten Thousand Rivers": With the help of interactive video and special effects devices, it traces back to the historical origin of Wuyi Mountain, from geological evolution to cultural development, showing the millennial accumulation of Wuyi landscape in the flow of light and shadow, like a dynamic landscape scroll.
• "Heavenly Heart Bright Moon": Through the setting of the host "traveling through time and space," the dialogue between Zhu Xi and his son about Jianzhan firing is connected, combining Jianzhan culture with the philosophy of life, and conveying the wisdom of traditional culture in a warm narrative.
• "Silk Road Tea Language": Foreign friends follow the trajectory of the "Ten Thousand Mile Tea Road," expressing their love for Chinese tea culture in the form of dance and tea art display, showing the charm of tea as a "world language," highlighting the inheritance and development of Maritime Silk Road culture.
• "Fairyland Traces": Winners of the Plum Blossom Award and Peony Award perform on the same stage, integrating the singing and movements of traditional opera with the magical artistic conception of Wuyi Mountain's "Dual World Heritage Site," creating a beautiful scene of "people traveling in the painting," showing the charm of traditional art.

Audience Experience

• The rhythm of the entire performance is well-paced, with both dynamic moments like “Leaping Dragon and Tiger Drilling Through the Ground Circle” and gentle interpretations like “Skillfully Turning Flower Discs,” taking into account the viewing needs of audiences of different ages. Audiences can arrive early to experience the landscape atmosphere of the theater, and after the performance, they can also enjoy multiple benefits with their tickets - such as free participation in the Wuyi Tea Expo Garden lottery during the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival, and redeem slightly drunk coins and receive beer and smoked goose in the “Slightly Drunk Wuyi” event, extending the viewing experience to more scenarios of cultural and tourism consumption. Come here, immerse yourself in the mountains and rivers of Wuyi, touch the veins of Zhu Zi culture in the immersive stage intertwined with sound and light, feel the fusion of Chinese and foreign cultures, and start a landscape epic journey with both visual shock and cultural depth.