Time to enjoy the full moon, eat moon cake and gather with the family to watch the 2021 Mid-Autumn Festival Gala. The annual concert presented by China Media Group (CMG), also known as “Qiuwan” in Chinese, can be watched by global audiences on Tuesday evening as it is broadcast Also abroad for the first time.
This year’s concert was taped earlier this month in Xichang, the capital of Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture in southwest China’s Sichuan Province and home to the Xichang Satellite Launch Center, and was performed on a 360-degree stage, the largest of its kind in the history of the show. .
The main stage was inspired by the “Big Dipper”, a constellation of the seven brightest stars within the larger constellation Big Bear, as well as China’s Beidou global navigation satellite system, named after the “Big Dipper” constellation and the best of them wishing good luck, bye, It symbolizes camaraderie and coexistence.
A mixture of traditional elements and advanced technologies, the 2021 ceremony shows a panoramic image of Chinese culture and history, with some traditional images such as the shining moon over the sea on the stage.
Divided into three chapters and following the story of time travel, the festival takes audiences back thousands of years to the ancient Chinese empire during the Tang Dynasty (618-907) while presenting a modern city with the latest technology.
The latest technologies such as AR (Augmented Reality) are used to provide viewers with an immersive experience, while virtual reality and artificial intelligence provide viewers with a visual feast of new dimensions.
The concert highlights Chinese elements, ethnic characteristics, regional culture and the various civilizations of the world and features a wide range of performances including ballet, dance and symphonies.
Various dance styles, including classical Chinese dance, ethnic minority folk dances, and contemporary dances, are performed in front of computer-generated stage effects and provide audio-visual enjoyment to the audience.
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