Xi'an's night city, Datang City, has now reopened to the public.
Tips for visiting Xi'an's Night City of Datang
Pika early in the morning, a familiar Tang costume, a charming figure full of fairy tale atmosphere, once again appeared on the streets of the Night City. Despite a veil and a mask, everyone's love for the Uncharted remains undiminished.
In fact, Picachen had prepared an undefeatable show and an innovative flying show for everyone as early as before the Chinese New Year. But due to the epidemic, we didn't meet again until the warm spring.
Not only the non-inverted lady, but also the Great Tang Nocturnal City, which originally put its best foot forward to make a stunning start to the year of the Gengzi, had to suppress a number of Chinese New Year activities due to the epidemic.
Shouting spring, New Year's Eve exhibitions, all kinds of large-scale performances and wonderful planning were all called off the moment the epidemic spread.
Recently, with the gradual return of the Undeclared and various street performances, the night city, which has been silent for two months, has finally begun to regain its former splendor and bustle.
Long streetlights, open-air performances, upcoming epidemic-themed exhibitions . Night City has even created a market system of 0.755-79,000 miles, Anxingfang, Chongrenfang . Even the Jing'an company where Li Bi worked was arranged in a clear way.
While some venues and performances have not yet resumed, many Xi'anese have come to the night tour.
What to see in the unsealed Night City? How to go shopping? What are the do's and don'ts of temperature-taking and sweeping? We gave you a personal survey and recently went to play to get this right.
Temperature measurements and precautions:
During our two-hour tour of the City of Night, we were asked to show our green code twice, and had our temperature taken once and sterilized once.
The most crowded area of the Uncharted show also requires all visitors to walk around and not stay long. Although they can't stop long enough to feast their eyes, safety is after all the first prerequisite.
The scenic spot will have staff randomly taking temperature measurements. Everyone must wear a mask when watching the show, and keep a certain distance from the people around you under the premise of the green code.
With all the protection in place, it's time to start clocking in one by one in these cities that never sleep.
The city was filled with song and dance during the 755-79000 Scholarship Xu, a float dance that brought the whole of Chang'an to its feet.
The real-life version of the float dance is here! In Tuanhua Square, there are colorful floats on both sides. After you sing, I will go on stage, exquisite and delicate performance will not lose in the drama~
All the professional dancers, with their eyebrows full of Tang Dynasty style, are concerned about the costume accessories, dance steps, and colorful float devices everywhere. They don't blame everyone for squeezing. They're really beautiful, and you don't realize how immersive they are. They won't be back for a long time.
The performances on stage weren't dampened by the outbreak, just the actors offstage waiting to go on stage in heavy makeup and masks.
PS:
Before the Spring Festival, there will be four shows a day. There's no specific schedule after it opens. We squatted for a show that started at 21:00 and there may be other shows at other times.
Location: Tuanhua Square
Time: 21:00
The classic performance by Ms. Unbreakable meets everyone on the west side of the North Square of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, as before.
Despite wearing a mask and veil to not see her smile, Picasso is still immensely popular, with the longest queue out of all the performances at The Uncharted City.
All audience members were asked to watch on the move. When entering Aisle S, they were required to show a green code and have their temperature taken. From time to time, a staff member sprays disinfectant to kill the crowd.
Location: west side of the North Square of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda
Times: 19:30, 20:30, 21:30
Besides the Undisinfected, Picachen has a new program!
This time, it's the graceful, radiant Dunhuang Fei Tian. Picachen and two other actors play the Flying Fairy from the Dunhuang frescoes on the walkway.
The nymphs, shapely and with lutes in their hands, were even more dazzling in the light. This gym class
The flying show, which was planned several years ago, has been on hold for a long time because of the epidemic. No exact show time has been announced yet. If you're lucky, you can try your luck at the Walking Street in the City of Nights, and if you're not sure, you'll be able to catch the Flying Picard Chan alive.
Where: between Xi'an An Concert Hall and Buick Theater on the pedestrian street of Datang Night City.
Time: 14:00-24:00 from time to time.
Once it aired, everyone was curious about the square time system in Chang'an City.
This time, the Great Tang Nocturnal City has turned the long central landscape street into Zhuqiao Street, and the two sides of the street are divided into the East City and the West City, and are built accordingly, respectively, the East City's Anxingfang, Chongrenfang, and Yongchangfang; and the city's Fuxingfang, Chonghua Square, and Guangde Square.
The spectacular production of the first street, the second city and the sixth square transformed the night city of Datang into a miniature version of Chang'an City.
Lee's Jing'an Company is also designed inside, with a seven-color black-tech light set. This wonderful feeling of intertwining time and space is not so much that we have traveled to the Tang Dynasty, but that the Tang Dynasty's Night City has brought all kinds of Tang Dynasty glory and wealth to our eyes.
It turns out that each market has a different theme store, food, exotic performances, ancient costume drama experience, Tang Dynasty calligraphy and painting, Tang Dynasty tea culture . It could be affected by an epidemic. These stores have not yet resumed business.
But the stores along the pedestrian street are basically open, with everything from cultural creations to gourmet food, and each stall has its own kiln.
If the most eye-catching giant sky lanterns in the city were visually stunning, the words "Honor the Heroes, Watch over Chang'an" added warmth and emotion.
The Sea of Peonies, the giant god of the door, several large lamps carved in the long strip is particularly conspicuous.
Every few groups of lamp carvings will see a call and warning slogans, reminding everyone to go out to play still need to be vigilant.
The street is not only a variety of attracting people to stop the giant sky lanterns, there are also exquisite roadside furnishings, a few strings of lights, a few small stores, with exquisite intentions.
The street was nearly two-thirds less crowded than usual, and there were no shoulder-to-shoulder crowds just to take a closer look.
Location: along Central View Street.
The musical fountain was as dominant as ever, but the crowds, which had been surrounded by three rings of fencing a mile or so before, were now thinning out.
Performance area: North Square of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda
Performance time: 19:00, 21:00 musical fountain
The lights and music on the main stage of Kaiyuan Square restarted once again, and the large-scale live performances crammed up and down the front stage were removed and replaced with simple, soothing band performances.
The singing along the pedestrian street remained the same, with the Shui Yun stage interpreting pop gold songs; the stage folk songs lyrical; Li Chao arena rock singing; Picasso staging ethnic flavors on stage; and encouraging shouts of Qinqiang on stage.
The difference is that all those involved, both actors and audience members, wore masks.
The streets were lined with performance art by painters, the Stone Brothers and poet Li Bai. It's fun, but masks are still required.
Location: central landscape and inner streets
Performance time: 14:00-24:00
Disturbed by the epidemic, the 10th anniversary of the Xi'an An Art Museum's special exhibition closed early. Many people lamented the fact that more than 30 renowned artists had closed the exhibition so hastily after three months of careful arrangements.
The good news is that the museum has recently completed its "Tribute and Watch" call for works on the epidemic, and these selected works will be on display in mid- to early-April.
The earliest performances at Sian Ann Concert Hall begin April 24, and pre-sales are already underway.
The audience can register for ticket refunds for performances canceled or postponed due to the epidemic on the official WeChat account of "Buick Shaanxi Grand Theater Xi'an An Concert Hall".
Eventually, these wonderful performances will return to everyone's attention with this late spring.
In the spring of '08, we lost too much and missed too much because of the epidemic.
Spring is half over and we don't have much time to lose. I hope that while we are saving for a rainy day and being vigilant, we don't forget to feel good about life.