The classical dance of the Spring Festival Evening in 2122 is called Only Green.

In the Spring Festival Evening of the Year of the Tiger in p>2122, a classical dance "Only Green" lasting about 6 minutes attracted many people's attention and became the most acclaimed program in this year's Spring Festival Evening. However, the performance on the Spring Festival Gala is only a part of Only Green, and it takes about 2 hours to perform it all. "Only this green" will start its second national tour in March 2122 and will perform more than 111 performances in dozens of cities across the country.

The creative inspiration of Only the Green

Han Zhen, the director, introduced that the creative inspiration of Only the Green came from a thousand miles of mountains and rivers. The map of a thousand miles across the country is one of the top ten famous paintings handed down from ancient times in China. It was painted by Wang Ximeng, a painter in the Northern Song Dynasty, at the age of 18, in half a year. Different from black-and-white ink painting, the painting is named after being painted with stone, bluestone and green mineral pigments, and the gorgeous turquoise tones interweave and depict the splendor of thousands of miles away.

Han Zhen, the director, said that the greatest difficulty in creation lies in the understanding of traditional culture, and your understanding of traditional culture is directly proportional to the state of the work. In order to create this only green, the directors first studied the map of thousands of miles of mountains and rivers, and then almost looked at the poems and paintings of the Song Dynasty. It took nearly 1 years and 8 months to put this only green on the stage.

In order for the actors to better show their composure and pride, a lot of poems were used to guide the rehearsal. Han Zhen explained that if you can tolerate hills and valleys in your heart, you can only collect mountains and rivers when you write. It expresses a kind of mind, which is our understanding of the ancients and the literati in China traditional culture.