Recommended parent-child activities: "Cantonese Music Tea Rhythm"

#Cultural Events #Parent-Child Activities #Parent-Child Good Places Guide 🤩 Tonight I went to the Xiqu Center with Natalie to watch a show, and I think it's worth sharing with you. We rarely come into contact with #Chinese music and #opera music, and we always think these are boring activities🤔 But after watching the performance of #Tea House Theater "Cantonese Music Tea Rhythm" tonight, Natalie said It turns out that Chinese music is quite good, especially the sound of the flute! The program of performances for about an hour and a half is very rich, with Nanyin singing, Chinese music performances and different styles of excerpts! Before each performance session begins, the emcee will explain the content of the performance to help everyone understand the sessions that follow. We didn't know the repertoire of the excerpt, but after the host's introduction, we became more engaged and understood the story when we watched it! The costumes and headdresses of the performers are also very beautiful, you really need to sit closer to enjoy🤩 There are three songs in the Chinese music performance. After listening to the song, the host introduced the Chinese instruments on the stage and arranged for several instruments to be played alone so that everyone knows the sounds of different instruments 👍🏻 If you want to let your children get exposed to Chinese music and opera, this program is a good choice 🙂 💡 It turns out that before this show is going to watch, while drinking tea and eat dim sum; now because of the epidemic changed after the end of each person to distribute a drink, so now the tickets are cheaper than before, there is an 85% discount.  "Cantonese, Music, Tea Rhythm" Location: Teahouse Theater of Xiqu Center You can book tickets on the website of West Kowloon Region #parent-child activity #parent-child blog #parent-child blogger  #Circus Center #Kowloon West Cultural District  #unforgettableexperiences