A sister work to The Killing Fort, adapted from the first edition of the Brothers Grimm fairy tale of the same name. This children's opera literary script was written for the 2013 Spring Festival. It contains many lyrics and is styled like a musical film rather than a stage opera. The characters from The Killing Fort: Adapted Edition journey east, celebrating the Spring Festival, Qingming, the Dragon Boat Festival, and the Mid-Autumn Festival. They make dumplings, fly kites, and race dragon boats, experiencing the richness and beauty of the culture. As they collect traditional virtues, they come to understand the great way of Heaven and Earth and experience the many facets of life. Through the coming-of-age story of an Eastern girl, the work expresses love for traditional Chinese learning, the pursuit of a healthy life, and the longing for an ideal realm, while promoting the inclusive spirit of the times. The "No. 1" in parentheses in the work refers to the author.
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