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"Impression·Wulong" performance is very popular

According to the Wulong News (Reporter Wang Yizhu and Zhang Zaixing) During this National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, the large-scale real-life landscape performance "Impression Wulong" with the theme of the national intangible cultural heritage - "Chuanjiang Haozi" was popular among tourists. The show was full and tourists were enthusiastic about watching it.

At 19:30 in the evening, "Chuanjiang Haozi" once again resounded through the Taoyuan Grand Canyon of Fairy Mountain. With the cooperation of light and shadow, various programs with unique regional characteristics such as the impassioned stone-carrying trumpet and the passionate Chongqing hot pot were performed in turn, allowing many tourists to truly experience the soul-stirring impact of the essence of Bayu culture that has been passed down for thousands of years.

“I think this performance is very exciting and shocking. For a foreign tourist, I can fundamentally understand the cultural customs of Chongqing. ”Tourist Ms. Guo said.

“It becomes even more beautiful after the lighting starts. It is a visual feast, so beautiful that I will introduce Wulong to it when I go back. ”Tourist Ms. Song lamented.

It is understood that as the only large-scale real-life landscape performance in Chongqing, "Impression·Wulong" takes the U-shaped Grand Canyon with a height difference of 200 meters as the stage. It will feature folk forms such as "Haozi" and "Crying Marriage" that have been passed down for thousands of years but are about to disappear, as well as the most Chongqing specialties such as "Sliding pole" and "Spicy hot pot". It integrates colorful humanistic elements, combines the Wulong Karst world natural heritage resources and local characteristic culture, uses real mountains and real water as the stage background, reproduces the unique "Chuanjiang Haozi" culture in the Bayu region, and shows the magnificent natural landscape of the natural heritage site and the unique customs and customs of the Bashu land. Since its performance in 2012, "Impression·Wulong" has been successfully performed for more than 4,000 times and received more than 5 million audiences.