Wuyishan Tea Tasting: Impressions of Da Hong Pao | A performance of Wuyi tea culture.

| A performance of Wuyi tea culture. 🏜️ When I went to Wuyishan, I made sure to leave time in the evening to see Zhang Yimou's masterpiece, Impressions of Da Hong Pao. The show is divided into five chapters: the Prosperous Tang Dynasty, Bamboo Forest Dance, Mythology, Tea Frying Performance, and Bamboo Rafting. 🍵 The show presents the beauty of Wuyishan's landscape and the rich heritage of tea culture. It's a masterpiece by a famous director, and I was completely captivated. During the day, you can climb mountains and go rafting, and in the evening, you can learn about tea, mountains, culture, and life. 👨👩 There are a lot of people in the audience, so after dinner, we got ready to go. We entered through the east gate and sat in the open-air seating area. The seating area has a visual radius of over 2 km, with four stages connected to create a magnificent scene that stretches for 10,000 meters. 🌟 The world's first 360-degree rotating auditorium, which can rotate in all directions, is also the longest stage in the world, with a total visual length of 12,000 meters, providing a stunning visual experience. ⛰️ The director uses various skits to showcase Wuyishan's most famous peaks, Dawang Peak and Yunu Peak. At the end, a maid in traditional costume will serve you a cup of Da Hong Pao, the "King of Tea" in China. 🌟 This Impressions series is not to be missed. I love Zhang Yimou's Impressions series, and none of them will disappoint. The ticket price is a bit expensive, over 200 yuan, and the VIP seats are closer, but I think they're all about the same, so there's no need to spend the extra money.