Qilu Network Lightning News February 25 reporter learned from the Shandong Provincial Capital Grand Theater that the dance drama "Five Stars Out of the East" will be staged at the Shandong Provincial Capital Grand Theater from February 26 to 27. It is understood that the concept and theme of the play are derived from the national first-class cultural relics "Five Stars Out of the East and China" excavated at the ruins of Hetianiya in Xinjiang on the ancient Silk Road.
In October 1995, members of the Sino-Japanese Niya Site Academic Expedition team found a piece of brocade in an ancient tomb at the Niya Site in Minfeng County, Hotan Region, which was 18.5 cm long and 12.5 cm wide, with eight Chinese characters in seal script: "Five Stars Out of the East and Li China", after thousands of years, the colors are still as beautiful as ever. The tapestry is now a national first-class cultural relic, and the excavation of "Five Stars Out of the East and Benefiting China" is also hailed as one of the greatest discoveries of Chinese archaeology in the 20th century. Based on this incomparably precious creative resource, the dance drama "Five Stars Out of the East" is processed through artistic creation, so that the profound cultural connotation carried by precious cultural relics is vividly displayed on the stage in the form of dance drama.
According to reports, "Five Stars Out of the East" was jointly produced by the Propaganda Department of the Beijing Municipal CPC Committee and the Propaganda Department of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Party Committee of the CPC, jointly produced by the Beijing Performing Arts Group, the Beijing Municipal Headquarters for Aiding Xinjiang and the Propaganda Department of the Hetian Committee, performed by the Beijing Opera and Dance Theater and the Xinjiang Xinyu Song and Dance Troupe, and operated by a cultural communication co., LTD. in Beijing Sihai for a nationwide tour. For more program details, please pay attention to the official public account of Shandong Provincial Capital Grand Theatre.
Lightning News reporter Zhang Wei correspondent Liu Jingwei reported