Centered around shamanic rituals, priests form processions to offer prayers. As drumbeats gradually rise, they dance upon the waves, weaving the devotion of "praying for blessings and smooth sailing" into the lake breeze.

Recreating the grand scene of the Bohai royal family's outing! The "Emperor" and "Empress," accompanied by guards and maids, board the dragon boat, with majestic palace music resounding across the lake, highlighting regional characteristics and showcasing historical grandeur.

Ten dancers, adorned in resplendent palace attire, performed classical courtly rhythms on the painted boat. The distant mountains, veiled in emerald hues, blended seamlessly with the boat's silhouette, merging harmoniously with the lake's scenery.

Five musicians plucked the strings and played the flute, performing an elegant melody of mountains and waters; the actor portraying Li Bai held wine and recited "Invitation to Wine," with the heroic sentiment of "Let us together banish eternal sorrow" drifting with the music to where the lake meets the sky.

Inspired by Jingpohu's exclusive theme song "You Are the Most Beautiful in the World's Landscapes," nine dancers accompanied one singer in a performance that spanned from historical scrolls to today's grand scenes, celebrating the nation's prosperity and the world's splendor.

Ice Play: A Millennia-Old "National Custom" Romance
"Ice Play" has been documented since the Song Dynasty, and by the Tang Dynasty, it had evolved into a "national custom." Even Emperor Qianlong's "Ice Play Scroll" captures its elegance!

This summer at Jingpohu, ice performers dressed in ancient-style costumes danced by the lakeside with graceful and soft movements, their performance becoming widely renowned across the land!