On September 14, amid the audience's continuous applause and reluctant farewell, Shenzhen's original dance drama "Wing Chun" successfully concluded its two performances in Macau. Although they only met briefly, "Wing Chun" has attracted countless fans due to its wonderful visual

html On September 14, amid the audience’s continuous applause and reluctant farewell, Shenzhen’s original dance drama “Wing Chun” successfully concluded its two performances in Macau. Although they only met briefly, "Wing Chun" has attracted countless fans due to its wonderful visual effects, flowing stage rhythm, and the softness and strength of dance and martial arts. From the curtain call at the end of the play to the return of the actors, the continuous cheers made "Wing Chun" feel the enthusiasm from Macau.

Foreign fans have realized their "Wing Chun dream"

Macau is a city where Chinese and Western cultures blend, and a large number of foreigners work and live here. The two-day performance not only attracted widespread attention in Macau, but also attracted many foreign fans of Wing Chun.

Gurved, the founder of the Macau Indian Cultural Association, is one of them. Having lived in Hong Kong and Macao for 16 years, he is a martial arts fan and has been exposed to Wing Chun many times, but this was his first time watching a dance drama. When he learned that "Wing Chun" was being staged in Macau, he invited his friend Mona from Australia to come with him.

"I think the director of this dance drama is very sophisticated in the design of lighting, costumes and plot. For example, the changing lights will bring people back to the 1990s, and then to the present. The colors of the clothes are also very interesting. It feels like a movie. I applaud the director!" The careful Guved also carefully recorded the number of lighting changes in the first half. After the performance, he posed for photos with standard Wing Chun moves in front of the poster wall. He also waited until the lead actor Chang Hong-kei finished work and took a group photo, fulfilling his "Wing Chun dream".

Gurved (pictured left), who was born in India, has lived in Hong Kong and Macau for 16 years. He is a martial arts fan and has been exposed to "Wing Chun" many times before. The picture shows Gurved and his martial arts master in "Wing Chun" poster wall to check in as a souvenir.

Mona, who came to watch the show with Gurved, said: "This show is so exciting, beyond imagination! The action choreography, stage management, and storyline all work together perfectly. I hope I can watch it again in the future." "

Mario from Portugal has lived in Macau for 40 years, and "Wing Chun" is the first dance drama of the same name that he has ever seen. "I have been paying attention to the elements of the Wing Chun series for many years. I even signed up for martial arts classes in Europe. When I first came to Macau, I also signed up for the Chinese Martial Arts School in Macau. I like this drama very much, especially the dance and drama The integration of "Wing Chun" is eye-opening."

The creative expression of "Wing Chun" is conducive to the spread of Chinese culture to the outside world. It is a wonderful answer that creatively transforms into innovative development and rejuvenates with new vitality.

After watching the performance, Wu Weixing, Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences of the University of Macau, believed that it was most appropriate for "Wing Chun" to be performed in Macau. "Macao is a base for the dissemination of China's excellent traditional culture, where diverse cultures exchange, dialogue and integrate. "Wing Chun" unearths the essence of Ip Man's story and Wing Chun, and presents it in the form of a dance drama, which has never been done before. "Wing Chun" will dazzle local audiences in Macau. This kind of creative expression is also more conducive to the spread of Chinese culture and acceptance by foreign audiences, "It can be said that "Wing Chun" not only enriches Macau culture, but also makes it more popular. Vividly displaying and disseminating the excellent traditional Chinese culture to the world"

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During the intermission, the reporter met Feng Jiaxing, a musician from Hong Kong. The performance is touching. The combination of martial arts and dance is wonderful, and the soundtrack is even more fascinating. The tense rhythm, surging emotions, and the combination of stage and lighting make it a great experience."

After the performance, the reluctant audience was " Wing Chun" stage check-in as a souvenir.

Feng Jiaxing told reporters that "Wing Chun" will be performed in Hong Kong again during the Hong Kong Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Culture and Arts Festival in November. At that time, he will cooperate with the crew and join the live symphony performance for the first time. Last night, Feng Jiaxing made a special trip to Macau to observe and communicate with the crew.

He also revealed to reporters that there is another major innovation in November's "Wing Chun", that is, the theme song will be sung by the famous Hong Kong singer Lin Zixiang, which has now entered the recording stage. "After watching today's performance, I think the combination of this theme song and "Wing Chun" should be great." Feng Jiaxing told reporters.

From Shenzhen to Beijing, Singapore, Hong Kong, London, Macau and even the wider world stage, "Wing Chun", which has been polished for more than 200 performances, is a reflection of Shenzhen literature and art's strong cultural confidence and high cultural consciousness, and the outstanding Chinese tradition. The expression of cultural "mass entrepreneurship and innovation". Shenzhen dances with "Wing Chun", bringing the inspiring "energy" and the widely praised "flow" to show the world the heroic appearance and timeless charm of Chinese civilization, making the dazzling martial arts culture bright again. Looking forward to the next stop, "Wing Chun" will shine in Paris.