"Impression Wulong," a large-scale outdoor song and dance performance set against the backdrop of Chongqing's mountains and rivers (directed by renowned director Zhang Yimou). (581468)

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"Impression Wulong" centers on the endangered "Sichuan River Boatmen's Chant," immersing you in the magnificent scenery of the Wulong Natural Heritage Site and the unique charm of the Sichuan-Chongqing region in a 70-minute live performance. You can not only admire the grand spectacle of the Three Natural Bridges up close, but also listen to the echoes of the Sichuan River Boatmen's Chant in the canyon theater, accompanied by the sunrise and red clouds, experiencing a visual and auditory feast that blends nature and culture.

[Father's Ship] After the Industrial Revolution, motorized ships replaced manual labor, and this scene of labor has disappeared. However, the spirit and bloodline left by our forefathers should not disappear. Respecting our ancestors and the source of our civilization is respecting history and our memories. The inheritance of civilization is the foundation of a nation's survival.

[The Weeping of Young Women Before Their Wedding] They wash their feet in a dry wooden basin. Although their faces are not visible, one can feel their joy and fear before their wedding. They sing: "My father, my mother, only when I get married do I realize the suffering of my parents." They slowly walk out of the corridor, displaying their marriage with delicate and shy dance steps.

【Chuanjiang Boatmen's Chant】Experience the beautiful mountains and rivers of Wulong, the misty landscape, and appreciate the local customs, love, hate, and tragedy of the Sichuan Basin. Listen again to the bold and magnificent "boatmen's chants" with curiosity, responsibility, and respect. Not for nostalgia, not for inheritance, but to know where we come from, to ensure the continuity of our bloodline.

The theater is located in Taoyuan Grand Canyon, Wulong, Chongqing, about 9 kilometers from Fairy Mountain Town. Nestled in a U-shaped canyon with a 180-meter elevation difference, the theater boasts mysterious distant mountains, majestic nearby peaks, and tranquil ravines, preserving the pristine ecosystem while providing an exceptional natural stage for performances. With approximately 2,700 seats, the theater seamlessly integrates the stage and seating, enabling close interaction between actors and audience members and delivering an immersive viewing experience.