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Chengdu: Sichuan Opera Show ShufengYayun & Covered Bowl Tea
"Sufeng Yayun" was established in 1998, based in the "Land of Abundance" (Sichuan Province), and oriented towards both domestic and international audiences. It comprehensively showcases the authentic folk arts of Western Sichuan and classical Chinese opera.
It is the only large-scale, multifunctional pear garden destination in Sichuan that integrates traditional Chinese art performances, opera, and theater supplies. It has been jointly included in the list of key national cultural and tourism projects by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and the National Tourism Administration.
"Sufeng Yayun" is located within the ancient buildings of Qingyang Palace on the Qintai Ancient Path in Chengdu, Sichuan, China. It is adjacent to the historic Qingyang Palace (a famous Taoist temple), and it harmoniously complements the nearby Du Fu Thatched Cottage (the former residence of the famous Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu) and Wuhou Shrine (built in memory of Zhuge Liang). The architecture of Sufeng Yayun is simple and carries the dignified and leisurely atmosphere of ancient Sichuan. It has witnessed the rise and fall of a hundred years and has long been a gathering place for famous Sichuan opera actors. It is a deeply rooted folk opera venue in Sichuan.
Gaiwan Tea / Covered Bowl Tea is a traditional Chinese way of drinking tea, using a gaiwan, which is a small tea bowl with a lid, to brew the tea. This tea set consists of three parts: the bowl, the lid, and the saucer. When brewing tea, the lid is gently pressed and rotated to control the concentration of the tea and to maintain its temperature.
The performance program at Sufeng Yayun has an approximate duration of 80 minutes and includes the following segments:
1. Opening Drum and Gong Performance - "Nao Tai"
2. One-Act Play
3. Huqin (a traditional Chinese stringed instrument) Performance - "Huqin"
4. Folk Music Performance - "Penna"
5. Puppetry Performance - "Puppet Show"
6. Selected Sichuan Opera Scenes
7. Shadow Play - "Hand Shadow"
8. Rolling Lights
9. Fire-Breathing and Face-Changing Performance
Please note: The content and sequence of the performance program mentioned above may be subject to change, and the actual performance on the day of the event will take precedence.
The show start at 20:00pm and the show lasts for 80 minutes, kindly arrive 15 mins earier.
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"Sufeng Yayun" was established in 1998, based in the "Land of Abundance" (Sichuan Province), and oriented towards both domestic and international audiences. It comprehensively showcases the authentic folk arts of Western Sichuan and classical Chinese opera. It is the only large-scale, multifunctional pear garden destination in Sichuan that integrates traditional Chinese art performances, opera, and theater supplies. It has been jointly included in the list of key national cultural and tourism projects by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and the National Tourism Administration.
"Sufeng Yayun" is located within the ancient buildings of Qingyang Palace on the Qintai Ancient Path in Chengdu, Sichuan, China. It is adjacent to the historic Qingyang Palace (a famous Taoist temple), and it harmoniously complements the nearby Du Fu Thatched Cottage (the former residence of the famous Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu) and Wuhou Shrine (built in memory of Zhuge Liang). The architecture of Sufeng Yayun is simple and carries the dignified and leisurely atmosphere of ancient Sichuan. It has witnessed the rise and fall of a hundred years and has long been a gathering place for famous Sichuan opera actors. It is a deeply rooted folk opera venue in Sichuan.
Gaiwan Tea / Covered Bowl Tea is a traditional Chinese way of drinking tea, using a gaiwan, which is a small tea bowl with a lid, to brew the tea. This tea set consists of three parts: the bowl, the lid, and the saucer. When brewing tea, the lid is gently pressed and rotated to control the concentration of the tea and to maintain its temperature.
The performance program at Sufeng Yayun has an approximate duration of 80 minutes and includes the following segments: 1. Opening Drum and Gong Performance - "Nao Tai" 2. One-Act Play 3. Huqin (a traditional Chinese stringed instrument) Performance - "Huqin" 4. Folk Music Performance - "Penna" 5. Puppetry Performance - "Puppet Show" 6. Selected Sichuan Opera Scenes 7. Shadow Play - "Hand Shadow" 8. Rolling Lights 9. Fire-Breathing and Face-Changing Performance
Please note: The content and sequence of the performance program mentioned above may be subject to change, and the actual performance on the day of the event will take precedence.
The show start at 20:00pm and the show lasts for 80 minutes, kindly arrive 15 mins earier.
You can obtain tickets and choose your seat by entering your phone number at the ticket booth located at the entrance of the Municipal Cultural Park（市文化公园大门口）in the middle of Qintai Road（琴台路） Afterward, proceed to the Old Theater（老戏台） for the ticketed entry to watch the performance (a 1-minute walk away) **Kindly check your email box for the instruction of Address/Transportation and theticket Collection**
Free cancellation - Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
Chengdu: Sichuan Opera Show ShufengYayun & Covered Bowl Tea
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