千年古建“跃”然舞台 舞剧《永乐未央》“归乡”演绎文化接续

Core Viewpoint - The dance drama "Eternal Joy" concludes its four-day performance in Shanxi, marking its first return to the story's origin in Shanxi, with a narrative centered on the relocation history of the Yongle Palace, a significant Yuan Dynasty architectural site [1][3]. Group 1: Historical Significance - Yongle Palace, located in Ruicheng County, Shanxi, began construction in 1247 and took 111 years to complete, recognized as one of China's first key cultural heritage sites [3]. - The palace houses 1,005.68 square meters of Yuan Dynasty murals, earning it the title of "Oriental Art Gallery" [3]. - In the 1950s, the palace faced the threat of submersion due to the construction of the Sanmenxia Reservoir, leading to a large-scale relocation effort involving nearly a thousand craftsmen over ten years [3]. Group 2: Artistic Presentation - The dance drama "Eternal Joy" explores four aesthetic dimensions: "Ancient Architecture," "Murals," "Glaze," and "Heritage," divided into four chapters: "Building the Grand House," "Painting the Ultimate Realm," "Refining the Glaze Heart," and "Inheriting Time" [3]. - The performance features a dialogue across 700 years, showcasing interactions between historical figures like the Yuan Dynasty supervisor and contemporary architects, as well as artists from different eras [6]. - Key dance segments exemplify the concept of "cultural relics dancing," with choreography that reflects the architectural grandeur and philosophical themes of "Heaven and Earth" [6].