"The Brocade City with Heavy Flowers" had many meanings: - It was an ancient song written, composed, and sung by Yeli, and arranged by Mading. - It was also a fantasy romance novel created by Ning Long. It began to be published in Jinjiang Literature City on May 28, 2016 and ended on November 23, 2016. The novel told the story of Lin Xiao, the son of Prince Lan, and Qu Qinyao, a disciple of the Taoist temple. They met in the mountains and faced the predicament of demons together. They met and fell in love in the process. The whole story was divided into six volumes, each volume involving a demon or ghost. - From the poem " Looking at the red and wet place at dawn, the flowers are heavy in Jinguan City ", Jinguan City was another name for ancient Chengdu, or simply called Jinguan City. Its name originated from the Shu Han period of the Three Kingdoms. Because Chengdu was famous for Shu brocade, the Shu Han regime set up Jinguan and built Jinguan City to protect the production of Shu brocade. Later generations often used Jinguan City and Jinguan City to refer to Chengdu. Du Fu's poem described the scene of flowers blooming in Jinguan City in the early morning after the rain. The original work is equally wonderful. Hurry up and click on the link below to read the original work of "Zanzhong Record".
The ticket prices for the Wonderful Theater's "Flowers in the Royal Palace" were: 588 yuan/388 yuan/288 yuan/188 yuan for a single ticket, 98 yuan for a child ticket, 128 yuan for a B ticket, 188 yuan for a A ticket, and 258 yuan for a VIP ticket.
The flowers are heavy, Jinguan City is full of spring breeze in Luoyang City. Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty,"Fu De Gu Yuan Cao Farewell"
The music of Jinguan City at the Wonderful Theater included the theme song,"Wonderful." This song sang the cultural heritage of Chengdu and the spirit of the new era of the bustling Jin City.
The Wonderful Theater was located at No. 2 Jinma Street, Qingyang District, Chengdu City, Sichuan Province.
The performance time of the Wonderful Theater's "Flowers in the Royal Palace" is as follows: - During the May Day holiday, there were two performances every day, at 15:30 and 19:30 respectively. Each performance was about 90 minutes long. [1] - Since July, the performance time had been adjusted to 8:00 p. m. every night, and the audience would be there throughout the summer vacation. [2] - From September 29th to October 6th, there would be two performances a day. The afternoon performance would start at 15:30 and the evening performance would start at 19:30. September 29th, October 5th, October 6th, one performance per day, starting at 19:30. [3] - The opening hours are 19:30-21:00 every night, subject to multiple inquiries during holidays. [5] - Starting from March 25th, you can watch the performance every Tuesday to Sunday night. [7] To sum up, the performance time of "Flowers in Jinguan City" was two times a day, the specific time was 15:30 and 19:30, and the performance time was about 90 minutes. During certain periods of time such as summer vacation and holidays, the performance time may be adjusted.
The wonderful theater can accommodate 800 people at the same time.
The word "thinking" could express the vitality of flowers blooming after the rain.
This sentence came from the Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu's Spring Gaze. It described the scenery through the two senses of sight and smell. We can feel the breath and beauty of spring through the saying,"At dawn, we see the red and wet flowers in Jinguan City." At dawn, the poet observed the color and moisture of the flowers in the garden and vividly described the beauty of the flowers. At the same time, the poet used the sense of smell to describe the fragrance of flowers so that the readers could feel the beauty more deeply. Through vivid and vivid descriptions, this sentence makes the readers feel the beauty and vitality of spring, and at the same time, it also shows the poet's keen and observational skills.