Kaifeng Wansui Mountain Travel Guide

My purpose is very clear, I came for the 'Three Beats of Zhu's Manor' and the iron flower show that's especially popular! I arrived at the scenic area at three in the afternoon, passed through the Music Fountain, the Hundred Joys Stage, and the Puppet Dance Stage, and headed straight for the Sand City! The show at five o'clock was almost full by three-thirty! Any later and you'd have to sit on the steps in the aisle to experience it firsthand! Sitting on a wooden stool, my buttocks were numb and my hands were freezing after two hours, and my phone was about to die, so I strongly recommend bringing a small cushion! (Because it's even colder at night during the iron flower show, and you sit for a longer time!) The 'Three Beats of Zhu's Manor' was truly stunning. Seeing the muscles of the horses tremble as they ran, that dynamic beauty was truly impressive - during the deafening sound of the cannons, I was blown away! It's all dubbed, and the actors lip-sync, so it's a bit off, but overall it's great! On the small stage, you can appreciate the actors' heroic postures, it's worth it! Because the area is under renovation, the scenic area is also a construction site, so there's dust everywhere, which even caused the Asia Rotating Show to stop performing, and I ended up blowing in the wind at the Shenzhou Plaza for an hour for nothing. The 'Iron Flower' show, if one person doesn't make an impression, what about five people!? My goodness, my eyes were full of stars, I was very moved by this program. From the introduction of the fire seed at the beginning of human civilization, which included primitive dances and fire worship, to the performances of slash-and-burn agriculture, silk gathering, fire starting, and jar balancing, I saw elephants and donkeys! Then there was a long session of iron flower performance, super worth it!! I even forgot about the numbness - (Seven o'clock! Seven o'clock! You have to come and get a seat, the show starts at nine!) Finally, there was the fire carnival, where everyone rushed in hand in hand, and under the host's lead, we all started moving and dancing together. At that moment, no one knew who was next to them, everyone forgot their identities, their names, and were immersed in the moment, it was very touching. A 30 yuan ticket for a six-hour stroll, a 5 yuan Erniang pastry, and a 10 yuan wonton, enough to fill the stomach.