Ticket for "Holy Elephant Emei" Evening Show

Name: Ticket for "Holy Elephant Emei" Evening Show - Klook
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SKU: 184285
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A collection of intangible cultural heritage skills, allowing a close-up experience of the profound charm and vibrant vitality of Bashu's intangible cultural heritage.
Lights and dances recreate ancient temples in a sea of clouds, transforming Emei Mountain's natural scenery and cultural heritage into an immersive visual feast.
Integrating folk customs and Buddhist culture, it allows people to forget the hustle and bustle and gain inner peace through artistic immersion.
Intangible cultural heritage skills shine on stage: Sichuan Opera's face-changing is ever-changing, fire-spitting stunts shock the audience, the large puppet long-silk dance, which has won international awards, is graceful and ethereal, and the rigid yet flexible Emei martial arts showcase the essence of Chinese martial arts. The elegant tea ceremony performance with its tea charm, and the humorous and lively Emei monkey interaction, bring the folk customs of Bashu vividly to life.
The Emei martial arts performance is even more stunning. The martial artists embody the essence of "combining rigidity and flexibility," possessing both the power of aerial flips and the rhythmic beauty of slow-motion moves. The choreography incorporates elements of Emei Mountain's clouds and ancient pines, making martial arts a "storytelling body language." Additionally, in the tea ceremony performance, the performers' fluid movements of pouring water and turning cups, accompanied by explanations in Bashu dialect, transform tea culture into a vivid stage language. In the Emei monkey interaction segment, actors imitate monkey postures with exaggerated and humorous body movements, interacting with the audience in real-time, adding a touch of lively fun to a serious artistic performance.