The White Rabbit, whose real name is Chen Xuan, is 21 years old and stands at a height of 180 centimeters. She is the niece, disciple and inheritor of the renowned dance artist Ms. Yang Liping, and is also the cousin of Caiqi. Having learned dance from Ms. Yang Liping since childhood, she is also an extremely excellent model.
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The Parade of the Giant Mecha Qilin Beast in the Scenic Area during the May Day Holiday
Mecha parade. In the Qilin Scenic Area! A popular parade installation! A brand-new work of the Senbala Puppet Troupe.
The genuine children’s play “The Howling Circus of the Dream Master” by Jiuhui
Staffing: 8 people The total duration of the play is 30-40 minutes, and the interaction can last up to one hour. Character Shapes: Head of the Horse Troupe / Female Witch / Little Skeleton / Zhuanzhuan / Bibi Bo / Bobi Bi Plot Introduction of "The Howling Circus of the Dream Master": Adapted from the famous movie "The Greatest Showman", the story tells the journey of a circus troupe's establishment in a light-hearted and humorous way. There is the nonsensical head of the horse troupe, the magical Zhuanzhuan, the indistinguishable twin sisters, the mysterious witch, and so on. Through the forms of music and dance, scenes of funny and ridiculous stories are presented.
The Dopamine-themed Fan-loving Family Grand Parade
The Dopamine-themed Grand Parade Performance
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The Dance Drama *The Twenty-four Solar Terms: Twelve Sounds among Flowers* by Beijing Modern Dance Company
• The dance drama was created by Gao Yanjinzi, the artistic director of Beijing Modern Dance Company and a renowned dancer. • *The Twenty-four Solar Terms: Twelve Sounds among Flowers* by Beijing Modern Dance Company, with the charm of meaningful poems, the beauty of legends, and the fun of folk customs, leads the audience in the modern dance theater to explore the past and the present through the tunnel of time and space, and to feel the pulse of nature. • Taking the twenty-four solar terms as the carrier, and seeing the world through the eyes, ears and emotions of flowers, it harvests the stories of different living beings during the blooming and withering of flowers in twelve segments, and interprets the romance of the cycle of the four seasons. Performance duration: 90 minutes
*Three Periods of Rain* by Beijing Modern Dance Company
It was created by Gao Yanjinzi, the artistic director of Beijing Modern Dance Company and a renowned dancer. • It showcases Eastern aesthetics through dance and has been successfully performed over 200 times both at home and abroad. • It is a commissioned work of the Venice Biennale. It has caused a great sensation in the Italian art circle. Every performance was sold out. It has amazed Western audiences with the experience of Eastern aesthetics and aroused their interest in Eastern philosophy. The artistic director of the Venice Biennale called it "magnificent and beyond imagination". • Media comment: Beijing Modern Dance Company is an astonishing chapter in the history of Chinese dance. ---- People's Daily Performance duration: 60 minutes
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