郭启宏照片。 陈 利供图 "读书破万卷，下笔如有神；白鸥没浩荡，万里谁能驯"，这是《郭启宏剧作选》的卷首词，源自曹禺在 《李白》首演后对他的赞誉。1991年，话剧《李白》首演轰动京城，并获得剧目、编剧、导演、舞美、 表演5项文华奖，开启了郭启宏的文人历史剧创作。如今这出空灵而诗意的戏已经演了30多年，一直陪 伴着人艺和观众。 从岭南学子到荣获中国文联终身成就奖（戏剧）的耄耋老者，郭启宏恰如这只白鸥，凭文人的赤诚与坚 守，擎"传神史剧"的千钧之笔，启历史幽微，宏戏剧之美。 1957年考入中山大学中文系的郭启宏，受业于宋元文学专家、词曲大师王季思。随先生习宋词元曲，进 城看戏，尤其是在先生指导下参加车王府曲本的古籍整理校勘，为他日后的跨剧种创作埋下了种子。 "我与戏剧的缘分，可以说不在舞台，而始于文学。"郭启宏说。 49岁那年，郭启宏正式成为北京人艺的编剧。半年后，他将转战话剧领域的第一部作品《李白》初稿交 给了时任副院长于是之。过了半个多月，于是之拿着经过深思熟虑的修改提纲和用铅笔标注的剧本，与 导演苏民一起来找他讨论，对剧本结构、人物、情节、语言都反复斟酌，这份对艺术的敬畏和前所未有 的创作自由，让他找到了灵 ...

Core Insights - The domestic performance market in China has shown significant growth during the summer of 2025, with 126,300 performances held, a 4.18% increase year-on-year, and box office revenue reaching 15.135 billion yuan, up 3.90% from the previous year [1] - The audience attendance reached 42.2332 million, reflecting a 5.17% increase, indicating a strong demand for live performances [1] - The report highlights a trend towards high-quality performances, with consumers increasingly valuing artistic quality in theater productions [1] Group 1: Market Trends - The performance market is diversifying, with various forms of entertainment such as concerts, music festivals, and theatrical performances gaining popularity [2] - Quality productions remain the mainstay of box office success, with long-standing performances like "Silk Road Flower Rain" and "Du Fu" receiving positive reviews and strong attendance [1][2] - The integration of cultural tourism and performance arts is becoming more pronounced, with venues exploring new projects that reflect local culture [2] Group 2: Consumer Behavior - There is a notable shift towards experience-based consumption, particularly among younger demographics who prioritize emotional value in their spending [3] - The trend of combining travel with performance attendance is emerging, with consumers seeking to enhance their experience by visiting multiple attractions [3] - Various local governments are implementing policies to stimulate performance market consumption, such as cultural consumption vouchers and subsidies [3] Group 3: Economic Impact - Large performances like concerts and music festivals are creating a multiplier effect on local economies, extending consumer spending beyond the event itself [5] - The model of "3-hour performances driving 72-hour consumption" illustrates the potential for performances to boost local tourism and related industries [5] - The connection between performance experiences and local cultural identity is strengthening, enhancing the overall appeal of the destination [5]