The Rhyme of Drama Paints Mountains and Rivers

Lan Shuyou and Ye Huaiting join hands to inherit the legendary story of opera culture. Because of their love for opera and painting, the two started by rescuing discarded costumes and rebuilt the "Intangible Heritage Base of Opera and Painting" despite the plight of the workshop that was destroyed by heavy rain. They use innovation as their pen, integrate digital technology into traditional skills, use holographic projection to resurrect ancient paintings, use smart costumes to connect virtuality and reality, and make opera blind boxes and haute couture gowns stun the world. On the journey to protect the cultural roots, the two not only won the title of national intangible cultural heritage inheritors, but also brought the art of opera to the international stage. From the Venice Intangible Cultural Heritage Conference to the Antarctic Research Station, from the Wenhua Hall of the Forbidden City to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, they use their paintbrushes and singing to build bridges for dialogue between civilizations. At the same time, they cultivate a new generation of inheritors, watch their apprentices ascend to Lincoln Center, and their children grow into cultural and creative pioneers. In ten years, they refined the dreams in the ruins into the light that illuminates the world, allowing the thousand-year-old opera culture to rejuvenate through innovation, and wrote an eternal legend of persistence and inheritance.