The ancient stage in Huangyao Ancient Town is one of the oldest existing opera stages in Guangxi. Originally built in 1524 (during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty), it has undergone several renovations during the Ming and Qing Dynasties and remains well-preserved. Its architectural features are distinctive: a single-eave hip roof, brick and wood structure, a "凸"-shaped floor plan, eight pillars supporting the structure, upturned eaves, carved beams and painted rafters, exquisite decorations, and elegant couplets inscribed by famous figures, such as "Hearing its music brings life, even after exhausting one's hearing; observing its colors brings one to the brink of exhaustion, requiring one's mind to follow," conveying profound meaning. Located on the banks of the Yao River, next to Baozhu Temple on the left and leaning against a century-old camphor tree on the right, the stage enjoys a serene environment and was once the center of the ancient town's cultural life, bearing witness to centuries of opera and everyday life. Although performances are less frequent today, as a provincial-level cultural relic protection unit, it silently tells the story of Huangyao's historical changes and is a living fossil of the town's history and Lingnan architectural art.