[China] Dunhuang “Thousand Hands and Thousand Eyes” performance tickets

About this tour

Thousand Hands and Thousand Eyes is based on the music and dance poem "My Dream" by the China Disabled Persons Art Troupe, and is based on Dunhuang mural elements such as Cave 3 of the Mogao Grottoes. 50 hearing-impaired or visually-impaired actors performed the folk tale of "Miao Shan saved his father" through music, dance and multimedia, allowing the audience to experience the integration of special art and Dunhuang culture.

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-Instructions for viewing-

• Performance times: 20:30-20:30
• After successfully purchasing the ticket, please confirm the date of the performance and arrive at the Dunhuang Grand Theater 15 minutes before the performance so that you can enter and be seated. Thank you for your cooperation.
• Children under 1.2 meters are free of charge (do not occupy a seat), but they need to be accompanied by a ticketed adult to watch the show. Children above 1.2 meters (inclusive) need to purchase a full-price ticket. One ticketed adult can only bring one child under 1.2 meters tall.
• For multiple tickets in one order, all guests must enter the park at the same time and cannot enter in batches.
• To ensure smooth ticket collection and entry, please be sure to fill in your real name, mobile phone number and other information when booking.
• The tickets are valid on the same day. You need to re-enter the park after leaving the park. Please purchase the ticket again.
• Once this ticket is booked, modification of traveler information and rescheduling are not supported, please understand.
• Performances in the scenic area may be adjusted or canceled due to actual conditions such as weather and on-site conditions. The specific information is subject to the on-site announcement of the scenic area.

－Performance introduction－

"Thousand Hands and Thousand Eyes" is a play with both artistic value and cultural heritage. Its artistic charm lies not only in the graceful dance movements, but also in the profound cultural connotation and expression techniques. The dance movements in the play draw on the artistic images and historical charm shown in the murals of the Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang. They have both the soul of traditional dance and the form of modern dance. Each movement has its own unique charm, such as the dance posture of the Thousand-Armed Guanyin, the agile steps of the Vajra Warriors, etc., which can make people feel the subtle collision of the beautiful rhythm of traditional Chinese dance and the long-standing historical imprint. At the same time, the screenwriter boldly applies modern pop music rhythms and various orchestrations, timbres, and harmonies to dance performances, so that the dance reveals a modern atmosphere, giving the native music a sacred and heavy artistic conception, and giving the audience Audio-visual enjoyment across time and space.

The performance uses modern stage techniques and lighting technology. The lighting changes, sound effects, stage design and other elements on the stage create a fantasy world. Especially in the last scene of the "Thousand-Hand Guanyin" appearance, modern sound and light effects and 3D projection technology are used, combined with the forward and backward moving stage, to form a tunnel through time and space, giving the audience a magnificent stage enjoyment.