Xi'an "The Mighty Qin Dynasty" stage play performance

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"The Mighty Qin Dynasty" takes the earliest known family letters in China, the "Hei Fu Wooden Slips," unearthed from the Qin bamboo slips at Shuihudi in Yunmeng, Hubei, as its creative origin. It abandons the traditional grand narrative centered on emperors, instead weaving together the epic history of Qin's unification of the six states through the growth of the ordinary soldier "Hei Fu." It transforms grand themes such as "military meritocracy" and "the unification of the world" into individual joys and sorrows, giving warmth to distant history and vividly interpreting the indomitable fighting spirit of the Qin people and the cultural core of the unified Chinese civilization.

The performance of "The Mighty Qin Dynasty" takes place in a dedicated theater measuring 220 meters long and 65 meters wide. 1,500 movable audience seats move at varying speeds within a 165-meter-deep space, following the plot and transporting the audience from an archaeological site to the Qin palace and then to a battlefield, transforming them from "observers" to "participants." The BlackTrax real-time tracking system captures the actors' movements with millimeter-level precision, and coordinates with over 600 computer-controlled lights to achieve light and shadow tracking for challenging scenes such as "Jing Ke's Assassination of the King of Qin." The theater stage, at 4,393 square meters, holds the Guinness World Record for "Largest Theater Stage."

Performance duration: 80 minutes