I think it looks good.
Li Yugang, a young artist, is a national first-class actor in china opera. Born in Gongzhuling City, Jilin Province on July 23rd, 1978, his performance style is a combination of China national art, traditional opera and opera. Li Yugang went to Zhaojun's site by himself for his work "Zhaojun's Embankment". Teacher Li Yugang likes Zhao Jun, a great woman, very much. She created this stage play with a feeling of respect and admiration. Not only clothes but also makeup, dancing beauty and lighting are wonderful, even shocking!
The dance beauty of Zhao Jun's Journey to the Great Wall is Liu Xinglin, a senior professor in the Department of Stage Art of the Central Academy of Drama (who won the national "Five Ones" project award). The lighting is Xing Xin, the first-class lighting designer of China National Theatre, the music director Zhang Xiaozhen (who is also the music director of "Sound Into People's Heart") and the director Li Xiaoping (who won the national "Five Ones" project award and the drama director award of China Literature and Art Association).
The lyrics of the track are easy to understand. Li Yugang's vocals change with different scenes. He is sad in the palace, bold and unrestrained outside the Great Wall, and his costumes are colorful and diverse. From the beginning of the palace resentment in the second act, Zhao Jun's light singing always drives the audience's emotions. The most impressive one is the Peach Blossom Fish, which melts the resentment (especially the Mongolian long tune in the last paragraph). At the end, key's theme song is constantly raised in the cloud. When the show is over, many viewers next to me are wiping their tears, and a sister paper next to them also says, "This is too tearful."
Good actors can always make the audience forget about themselves and devote themselves to the plot. When watching Miss Li's performance, you won't realize that it is Li Yugang on the stage, but only think that she is Wang Zhaojun who has passed through the dust of thousands of years of history. The last curtain call lasted for several minutes, and I bowed back and forth for a long time. This is probably the attitude of an actor.