【China】Tickets for the performance “Charming Xiangxi” in Zhangjiajie, Hunan

About this tour

Hunan Zhangjiajie's "Charming Xiangxi" takes the audience through historical time and space through four chapters: romance, mysterious joy, and passion, to dialogue and blend with this land, these people, and these great creations. The overall content of the program is divided into four parts: Romantic Xiangxi, Mysterious Xiangxi, Passionate Xiangxi, and Happy Xiangxi. "Charming Xiangxi" is mainly performed indoors, divided into two performance venues, indoor and outdoor. The indoor performances are located in the Charming Xiangxi Grand Theater, and the outdoor performances are held in the cultural square outside the theater.

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– Introduction of the performance –

Charming Xiangxi is located in Zhangjiajie Charming Xiangxi International Cultural Plaza, the core scenic spot of Wulingyuan in Zhangjiajie City, Hunan Province. It was established in 2000 and is a microcosm of Xiangxi culture and the soul of Tujia customs. The Charming Xiangxi performance was directed by the famous director Feng Xiaogang, with Liu Huan as the music director, and many Hunan singers singing the theme song. The performance covered the cultural characteristics of the five ethnic minorities: Tujia, Miao, Bai, Dong and Yao, and showcased the customs and practices of the ethnic minorities in western Hunan.

Charming Xiangxi is not only a performance venue, but also includes an outdoor cultural square where acrobatics and traditional ethnic sports and game entertainment programs are held, such as fire drum performances, Maogusi dance, Xiangxi corpse driving and crying wedding. The Maogus Dance is known as the "living fossil of primitive drama", the corpse-carrying in western Hunan shows the mysterious culture of western Hunan, and crying at weddings is a unique custom of the Tujia people, which expresses the complex emotions of the bride before her wedding through crying and singing. In addition, the Charming Xiangxi Grand Theater can accommodate 2,800 people to watch performances, and the outdoor cultural square hosts various intangible cultural heritage exhibitions and performances, including grand ethnic festivals such as the Tujia New Year, the Miao New Year, and the Hundred Lions Festival.