At the beginning of the Chinese New Year, Zhangjiajie's "Charming Xiangxi" art troupe improved its stage choreography, real-scene arrangements, and multi-language subtitles to meet the needs of both domestic and international tourism markets. Meanwhile, technical innovations in sound, lighting, and electricity have been implemented. These efforts enabled both Chinese and foreign tourists to experience Zhangjiajie's diverse folk customs and distinctive cultural charm up close. The show "Charming Xiangxi", a calling card of cultural tourism in Zhangjiajie, has gotten off a good start in 2025. The play has been performed for more than 20 times from January 29 to February 12, attracting nearly 70,000 visits. The photo shows artists from the "Charming Xiangxi" art troupe staging a performance. (Photo/Wu Yongbing)
At the beginning of the Chinese New Year, Zhangjiajie's "Charming Xiangxi" art troupe improved its stage choreography, real-scene arrangements, and multi-language subtitles to meet the needs of both domestic and international tourism markets. Meanwhile, technical innovations in sound, lighting, and electricity have been implemented. These efforts enabled both Chinese and foreign tourists to experience Zhangjiajie's diverse folk customs and distinctive cultural charm up close. The show "Charming Xiangxi", a calling card of cultural tourism in Zhangjiajie, has gotten off a good start in 2025. The play has been performed for more than 20 times from January 29 to February 12, attracting nearly 70,000 visits. The photo shows artists from the "Charming Xiangxi" art troupe staging a performance. (Photo/Wu Yongbing)
At the beginning of the Chinese New Year, Zhangjiajie's "Charming Xiangxi" art troupe improved its stage choreography, real-scene arrangements, and multi-language subtitles to meet the needs of both domestic and international tourism markets. Meanwhile, technical innovations in sound, lighting, and electricity have been implemented. These efforts enabled both Chinese and foreign tourists to experience Zhangjiajie's diverse folk customs and distinctive cultural charm up close. The show "Charming Xiangxi", a calling card of cultural tourism in Zhangjiajie, has gotten off a good start in 2025. The play has been performed for more than 20 times from January 29 to February 12, attracting nearly 70,000 visits. The photo shows artists from the "Charming Xiangxi" art troupe staging a performance. (Photo/Wu Yongbing)
At the beginning of the Chinese New Year, Zhangjiajie's "Charming Xiangxi" art troupe improved its stage choreography, real-scene arrangements, and multi-language subtitles to meet the needs of both domestic and international tourism markets. Meanwhile, technical innovations in sound, lighting, and electricity have been implemented. These efforts enabled both Chinese and foreign tourists to experience Zhangjiajie's diverse folk customs and distinctive cultural charm up close. The show "Charming Xiangxi", a calling card of cultural tourism in Zhangjiajie, has gotten off a good start in 2025. The play has been performed for more than 20 times from January 29 to February 12, attracting nearly 70,000 visits. The photo shows artists from the "Charming Xiangxi" art troupe staging a performance. (Photo/Wu Yongbing)
At the beginning of the Chinese New Year, Zhangjiajie's "Charming Xiangxi" art troupe improved its stage choreography, real-scene arrangements, and multi-language subtitles to meet the needs of both domestic and international tourism markets. Meanwhile, technical innovations in sound, lighting, and electricity have been implemented. These efforts enabled both Chinese and foreign tourists to experience Zhangjiajie's diverse folk customs and distinctive cultural charm up close. The show "Charming Xiangxi", a calling card of cultural tourism in Zhangjiajie, has gotten off a good start in 2025. The play has been performed for more than 20 times from January 29 to February 12, attracting nearly 70,000 visits. The photo shows artists from the "Charming Xiangxi" art troupe staging a performance. (Photo/Wu Yongbing)
At the beginning of the Chinese New Year, Zhangjiajie's "Charming Xiangxi" art troupe improved its stage choreography, real-scene arrangements, and multi-language subtitles to meet the needs of both domestic and international tourism markets. Meanwhile, technical innovations in sound, lighting, and electricity have been implemented. These efforts enabled both Chinese and foreign tourists to experience Zhangjiajie's diverse folk customs and distinctive cultural charm up close. The show "Charming Xiangxi", a calling card of cultural tourism in Zhangjiajie, has gotten off a good start in 2025. The play has been performed for more than 20 times from January 29 to February 12, attracting nearly 70,000 visits. The photo shows artists from the "Charming Xiangxi" art troupe staging a performance. (Photo/Wu Yongbing)
At the beginning of the Chinese New Year, Zhangjiajie's "Charming Xiangxi" art troupe improved its stage choreography, real-scene arrangements, and multi-language subtitles to meet the needs of both domestic and international tourism markets. Meanwhile, technical innovations in sound, lighting, and electricity have been implemented. These efforts enabled both Chinese and foreign tourists to experience Zhangjiajie's diverse folk customs and distinctive cultural charm up close. The show "Charming Xiangxi", a calling card of cultural tourism in Zhangjiajie, has gotten off a good start in 2025. The play has been performed for more than 20 times from January 29 to February 12, attracting nearly 70,000 visits. The photo shows artists from the "Charming Xiangxi" art troupe staging a performance. (Photo/Wu Yongbing)
At the beginning of the Chinese New Year, Zhangjiajie's "Charming Xiangxi" art troupe improved its stage choreography, real-scene arrangements, and multi-language subtitles to meet the needs of both domestic and international tourism markets. Meanwhile, technical innovations in sound, lighting, and electricity have been implemented. These efforts enabled both Chinese and foreign tourists to experience Zhangjiajie's diverse folk customs and distinctive cultural charm up close. The show "Charming Xiangxi", a calling card of cultural tourism in Zhangjiajie, has gotten off a good start in 2025. The play has been performed for more than 20 times from January 29 to February 12, attracting nearly 70,000 visits. The photo shows artists from the "Charming Xiangxi" art troupe staging a performance. (Photo/Wu Yongbing)
At the beginning of the Chinese New Year, Zhangjiajie's "Charming Xiangxi" art troupe improved its stage choreography, real-scene arrangements, and multi-language subtitles to meet the needs of both domestic and international tourism markets. Meanwhile, technical innovations in sound, lighting, and electricity have been implemented. These efforts enabled both Chinese and foreign tourists to experience Zhangjiajie's diverse folk customs and distinctive cultural charm up close. The show "Charming Xiangxi", a calling card of cultural tourism in Zhangjiajie, has gotten off a good start in 2025. The play has been performed for more than 20 times from January 29 to February 12, attracting nearly 70,000 visits. The photo shows artists from the "Charming Xiangxi" art troupe staging a performance. (Photo/Wu Yongbing)
At the beginning of the Chinese New Year, Zhangjiajie's "Charming Xiangxi" art troupe improved its stage choreography, real-scene arrangements, and multi-language subtitles to meet the needs of both domestic and international tourism markets. Meanwhile, technical innovations in sound, lighting, and electricity have been implemented. These efforts enabled both Chinese and foreign tourists to experience Zhangjiajie's diverse folk customs and distinctive cultural charm up close. The show "Charming Xiangxi", a calling card of cultural tourism in Zhangjiajie, has gotten off a good start in 2025. The play has been performed for more than 20 times from January 29 to February 12, attracting nearly 70,000 visits. The photo shows artists from the "Charming Xiangxi" art troupe staging a performance. (Photo/Wu Yongbing)
This article is from the Hunan Provincial Government www.enghunan.gov.cn.
Translator: Xiao Juan
Chinese source: Hunan Daily
