An original modern Sichuan opera entitled "Chasing the Light" debuted in Zigong, Sichuan province, on Sep. 19. Produced by the Zigong Sichuan Opera Art Center, the opera is a specially crafted piece celebrating the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.
Set in the early 1950s, the opera tells the story of An Changhe, a platoon leader in the People's Liberation Army who engaged in a battle of wits and courage against remnants of the Kuomintang and local tyrants. The narrative highlights his bravery in uniting the local villagers to light beacons for navigation along the Tuojiang River, ensuring safe passage for ships transporting salt.
The performance skillfully incorporates elements from traditional Sichuan opera, such as face-changing, water sleeves and ghostly walking techniques, delivering a visually stunning and dynamic show.
The successful premiere of "Chasing the Light" not only offered the audience a cultural experience but also infused new energy into the preservation and development of Sichuan opera. The production showcased the dedicated efforts and achievements of the Zigong Sichuan Opera Art Center in maintaining and innovating traditional art forms.
An original modern Sichuan opera entitled "Chasing the Light" debuted in Zigong, Sichuan province, on Sep. 19. Produced by the Zigong Sichuan Opera Art Center, the opera is a specially crafted piece celebrating the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.
Set in the early 1950s, the opera tells the story of An Changhe, a platoon leader in the People's Liberation Army who engaged in a battle of wits and courage against remnants of the Kuomintang and local tyrants. The narrative highlights his bravery in uniting the local villagers to light beacons for navigation along the Tuojiang River, ensuring safe passage for ships transporting salt.
The performance skillfully incorporates elements from traditional Sichuan opera, such as face-changing, water sleeves and ghostly walking techniques, delivering a visually stunning and dynamic show.
The successful premiere of "Chasing the Light" not only offered the audience a cultural experience but also infused new energy into the preservation and development of Sichuan opera. The production showcased the dedicated efforts and achievements of the Zigong Sichuan Opera Art Center in maintaining and innovating traditional art forms.
An original modern Sichuan opera entitled "Chasing the Light" debuted in Zigong, Sichuan province, on Sep. 19. Produced by the Zigong Sichuan Opera Art Center, the opera is a specially crafted piece celebrating the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.
Set in the early 1950s, the opera tells the story of An Changhe, a platoon leader in the People's Liberation Army who engaged in a battle of wits and courage against remnants of the Kuomintang and local tyrants. The narrative highlights his bravery in uniting the local villagers to light beacons for navigation along the Tuojiang River, ensuring safe passage for ships transporting salt.
The performance skillfully incorporates elements from traditional Sichuan opera, such as face-changing, water sleeves and ghostly walking techniques, delivering a visually stunning and dynamic show.
The successful premiere of "Chasing the Light" not only offered the audience a cultural experience but also infused new energy into the preservation and development of Sichuan opera. The production showcased the dedicated efforts and achievements of the Zigong Sichuan Opera Art Center in maintaining and innovating traditional art forms.
An original modern Sichuan opera entitled "Chasing the Light" debuted in Zigong, Sichuan province, on Sep. 19. Produced by the Zigong Sichuan Opera Art Center, the opera is a specially crafted piece celebrating the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.
Set in the early 1950s, the opera tells the story of An Changhe, a platoon leader in the People's Liberation Army who engaged in a battle of wits and courage against remnants of the Kuomintang and local tyrants. The narrative highlights his bravery in uniting the local villagers to light beacons for navigation along the Tuojiang River, ensuring safe passage for ships transporting salt.
The performance skillfully incorporates elements from traditional Sichuan opera, such as face-changing, water sleeves and ghostly walking techniques, delivering a visually stunning and dynamic show.
The successful premiere of "Chasing the Light" not only offered the audience a cultural experience but also infused new energy into the preservation and development of Sichuan opera. The production showcased the dedicated efforts and achievements of the Zigong Sichuan Opera Art Center in maintaining and innovating traditional art forms.
An original modern Sichuan opera entitled "Chasing the Light" debuted in Zigong, Sichuan province, on Sep. 19. Produced by the Zigong Sichuan Opera Art Center, the opera is a specially crafted piece celebrating the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.
Set in the early 1950s, the opera tells the story of An Changhe, a platoon leader in the People's Liberation Army who engaged in a battle of wits and courage against remnants of the Kuomintang and local tyrants. The narrative highlights his bravery in uniting the local villagers to light beacons for navigation along the Tuojiang River, ensuring safe passage for ships transporting salt.
The performance skillfully incorporates elements from traditional Sichuan opera, such as face-changing, water sleeves and ghostly walking techniques, delivering a visually stunning and dynamic show.
The successful premiere of "Chasing the Light" not only offered the audience a cultural experience but also infused new energy into the preservation and development of Sichuan opera. The production showcased the dedicated efforts and achievements of the Zigong Sichuan Opera Art Center in maintaining and innovating traditional art forms.
An original modern Sichuan opera entitled "Chasing the Light" debuted in Zigong, Sichuan province, on Sep. 19. Produced by the Zigong Sichuan Opera Art Center, the opera is a specially crafted piece celebrating the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.
Set in the early 1950s, the opera tells the story of An Changhe, a platoon leader in the People's Liberation Army who engaged in a battle of wits and courage against remnants of the Kuomintang and local tyrants. The narrative highlights his bravery in uniting the local villagers to light beacons for navigation along the Tuojiang River, ensuring safe passage for ships transporting salt.
The performance skillfully incorporates elements from traditional Sichuan opera, such as face-changing, water sleeves and ghostly walking techniques, delivering a visually stunning and dynamic show.
The successful premiere of "Chasing the Light" not only offered the audience a cultural experience but also infused new energy into the preservation and development of Sichuan opera. The production showcased the dedicated efforts and achievements of the Zigong Sichuan Opera Art Center in maintaining and innovating traditional art forms.
An original modern Sichuan opera entitled "Chasing the Light" debuted in Zigong, Sichuan province, on Sep. 19. Produced by the Zigong Sichuan Opera Art Center, the opera is a specially crafted piece celebrating the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.
Set in the early 1950s, the opera tells the story of An Changhe, a platoon leader in the People's Liberation Army who engaged in a battle of wits and courage against remnants of the Kuomintang and local tyrants. The narrative highlights his bravery in uniting the local villagers to light beacons for navigation along the Tuojiang River, ensuring safe passage for ships transporting salt.
The performance skillfully incorporates elements from traditional Sichuan opera, such as face-changing, water sleeves and ghostly walking techniques, delivering a visually stunning and dynamic show.
The successful premiere of "Chasing the Light" not only offered the audience a cultural experience but also infused new energy into the preservation and development of Sichuan opera. The production showcased the dedicated efforts and achievements of the Zigong Sichuan Opera Art Center in maintaining and innovating traditional art forms.
An original modern Sichuan opera entitled "Chasing the Light" debuted in Zigong, Sichuan province, on Sep. 19. Produced by the Zigong Sichuan Opera Art Center, the opera is a specially crafted piece celebrating the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.
Set in the early 1950s, the opera tells the story of An Changhe, a platoon leader in the People's Liberation Army who engaged in a battle of wits and courage against remnants of the Kuomintang and local tyrants. The narrative highlights his bravery in uniting the local villagers to light beacons for navigation along the Tuojiang River, ensuring safe passage for ships transporting salt.
The performance skillfully incorporates elements from traditional Sichuan opera, such as face-changing, water sleeves and ghostly walking techniques, delivering a visually stunning and dynamic show.
The successful premiere of "Chasing the Light" not only offered the audience a cultural experience but also infused new energy into the preservation and development of Sichuan opera. The production showcased the dedicated efforts and achievements of the Zigong Sichuan Opera Art Center in maintaining and innovating traditional art forms.
An original modern Sichuan opera entitled "Chasing the Light" debuted in Zigong, Sichuan province, on Sep. 19. Produced by the Zigong Sichuan Opera Art Center, the opera is a specially crafted piece celebrating the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.
Set in the early 1950s, the opera tells the story of An Changhe, a platoon leader in the People's Liberation Army who engaged in a battle of wits and courage against remnants of the Kuomintang and local tyrants. The narrative highlights his bravery in uniting the local villagers to light beacons for navigation along the Tuojiang River, ensuring safe passage for ships transporting salt.
The performance skillfully incorporates elements from traditional Sichuan opera, such as face-changing, water sleeves and ghostly walking techniques, delivering a visually stunning and dynamic show.
The successful premiere of "Chasing the Light" not only offered the audience a cultural experience but also infused new energy into the preservation and development of Sichuan opera. The production showcased the dedicated efforts and achievements of the Zigong Sichuan Opera Art Center in maintaining and innovating traditional art forms.
An original modern Sichuan opera entitled "Chasing the Light" debuted in Zigong, Sichuan province, on Sep. 19. Produced by the Zigong Sichuan Opera Art Center, the opera is a specially crafted piece celebrating the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.
Set in the early 1950s, the opera tells the story of An Changhe, a platoon leader in the People's Liberation Army who engaged in a battle of wits and courage against remnants of the Kuomintang and local tyrants. The narrative highlights his bravery in uniting the local villagers to light beacons for navigation along the Tuojiang River, ensuring safe passage for ships transporting salt.
The performance skillfully incorporates elements from traditional Sichuan opera, such as face-changing, water sleeves and ghostly walking techniques, delivering a visually stunning and dynamic show.
The successful premiere of "Chasing the Light" not only offered the audience a cultural experience but also infused new energy into the preservation and development of Sichuan opera. The production showcased the dedicated efforts and achievements of the Zigong Sichuan Opera Art Center in maintaining and innovating traditional art forms.
