This is an infectious and dreamy dance. The dancers' undulating postures and the intensity of their movements vividly reflect the beauty of the mountains in the painting. Under the effect of lights and costumes, it was like a living picture slowly unfolding on the stage, and the wonderful colors seemed to jump and flow, bringing extremely strong visual impact. Especially when the dancer's body combines with the picture of thousands of miles of rivers and mountains, the picture becomes a person, and the person becomes a painting, which is simply fantastic.
"Only This Green" is inspired by the famous painting "A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains" by Wang Ximeng, a painter of the Northern Song Dynasty. In his inscription and postscript, the Yuan Dynasty monk Pu praised ? Thousands of years alone, almost a lone moon ear of the stars? And the dance-poetry drama Only This Green and Green examines the Forbidden City from the perspective of a contemporary researcher. It follows the path of ? the outline of the chapters: Exhibition, Seeking Seal Character, Winging Silk, Searching for Stone, Learning the Brush, Quenching Ink, and Painting? It follows the outline of the chapters, and gradually? It gradually goes into the this Chinese aesthetic scroll with heaven and earth as paper and dancing limbs as paintings.
According to the reporter, in order to successfully complete the Chengdu station of this performance, accurately grasp every detail of the performance, China Oriental Performing Arts Group performance team arrived in Chengdu a long time ago to make preparations for the work, and successfully completed the complex stage design and stage scheduling of the "only this green". Through the cooperation of ground turntables and aerial devices, the show? The sky rotates 3 times, the earth rotates 4 times, and can be moved up and down, left and right? The dance effect. At the same time, the stage is skillfully designed as a concentric circle. Concentric Circles and restored the traditional Chinese painting. Exhibition process.
Overall, the creative team's unique originality and high respect for traditional culture clearly impressed the audience as well, with occasional gasps of awe and admiration. During the performance, when the stage light was dimmed, the dancers framed and stacked, creating a trend of overlapping peaks and mountains, similar to the layers of forests and mountains in a painting of thousands of miles of rivers and mountains, demonstrating the elegant realm of Song aesthetics, and the production brought the classical Chinese legend to the hearts of more Chengdu audiences.