The movie-like quality is absolutely stunning, and you can immerse yourself in the Qin Dynasty.

"The Great Qin" is a must-see! 💕 First of all, the conclusion is that I was really shocked by the plot and the stage design. I have one more reason to come to Xi'an, and it was worth the trip! The grand historical background, the historical fact of Qin's unification of the six states, and how to present the heavy history on stage in a fresher way, this proposition has a new solution in the hands of directors Zhou Liya and Han Zhen. ✅ The moving seats really give you a sense of time travel! ✅ The flying stage design really makes you feel like you're in a movie! 💫 "The Great Qin" uses a unique perspective, with a soldier named "Heifu" as the story's clue, to show the profound history of the Qin Dynasty through his personal perspective. I have to say that the theater built specifically for "The Great Qin" is really amazing, with a super long theater area, giving the plot and stage design enough space to unfold. 💌 Six main scenes are presented one by one as the seats move, similar to the push shots in movies. The audience follows the story, step by step, through the Qin Dynasty, until the end of the 80-minute story, when the seats move backward, similar to the "pull shots" in movies, pulling the audience back to the present from the history of thousands of years. This moment really feels like time travel. And this cinematic quality is vividly expressed in the stage design, props, and scene design, whether it is the desolate beauty of the reeds, the thrilling assassination of Qin by Jing Ke, or the grandeur of building the Qin Palace, from the sky to the ground, using wires, water mist, large props, and lights, every space is fully utilized, and every picture can be used as wallpaper! 👉🏻 Before the show starts, there will be a warm-up of the archaeological excavation site of the Terracotta Warriors, which is completely like moving the excavation site of Pit No. 1 to the theater, so it is recommended to arrive early. I especially like the moment when the Terracotta Warriors and other remaining historical relics break out of the ground at the beginning, these relics rise up shining with brilliance, accompanied by the ancient zither sound, that scene really gave me goosebumps! The "Beauty Dance" in the reeds feels like it will be a Spring Festival Gala program, it's really beautiful~. And watching the Qin Palace rise from the ground, the Terracotta Warriors awaken from the ground... these are the shocking experiences that must be experienced on site. 🔥 You must come to Xi'an, not to mention anything else, "The Great Qin" is really a must-see!