You must see the ice and fire version of "The Song of Everlasting Sorrow" in Xi'an in winter!

Ice and fire, a romance that transcends millennia: In the winter of Huaqing Palace, the ice and fire version of "The Song of Everlasting Sorrow" with its unique artistic charm allows us to feel the love story that transcends millennia in the intertwining of ice and fire. A different kind of romance in Huaqing Palace in winter: When night falls, Huaqing Palace is brightly lit, and the ice and fire version of "The Song of Everlasting Sorrow" slowly unfolds on the stage of ice and fire, taking you back to the prosperous Tang Dynasty. The ice and fire version of "The Song of Everlasting Sorrow" in winter, feel the unprecedented impact: The experience of ice and fire brings you the ultimate audio-visual enjoyment and emotional impact in the cold winter. The performance of "The Song of Everlasting Sorrow" in Xi'an is really beautiful and shocking! I was lucky enough to buy a ticket for the May Day performance of "The Song of Everlasting Sorrow" for 348 yuan, and the seat was in the front row at the very edge, which could not be selected. The view from the front row was very good and unobstructed, but the only downside was that I would get wet when the water was sprayed, and I felt the heat wave hit my face when the fire was sprayed. The performance was wonderful, and the audience was amazed at the beginning. It happened to be a rainy day, and the aesthetics of BE rose to the extreme. Although it was an unethical love story, I personally didn't like it, but I just watched it as a stage play, and the effect was still very shocking! The stars were all over Lishan, exquisite and gorgeous, and the scenes of water and fire were very realistic, immersing people in the plot. The dedication of the actors was also admirable. In the weather of only ten degrees, they still insisted on performing on the water. In short, it is worth seeing. In addition, disposable raincoats are provided for the audience on rainy days, and umbrellas are not allowed during the performance. If it is cold, you can rent blankets and shawls in outdoor shops, but I don't quite understand why the ticket check is separated by gender. Then there are still many people walking around in the front row looking for seats after the performance has already started, which really affects the viewing experience...