Core Viewpoint - The China National Theatre is launching a series of performances focused on anti-fascist and red-themed narratives to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, which have received positive audience reception [1][2]. Group 1: Performance Highlights - The play "Red Starting Point" uses unique narrative techniques to vividly portray the great journey of the founding of the Communist Party of China [1]. - "Sanwan, That Night" artistically reenacts the historical event of the "Sanwan Reorganization," explaining concepts such as "the Party commands the gun" and "equality between officers and soldiers" [1]. - "Iron Flow Eastward" is based on the novel "The Last Radio Wave," showcasing the lesser-known battle history of the New Fourth Army's communication soldiers, highlighting their ordinary yet heroic qualities [1]. - "Art in the War of Resistance" reflects the struggles and pursuits of patriotic artists seeking a path for artistic salvation, integrating historical footage into the performance [1]. - "Live Broadcast of the Founding Ceremony" combines a tense narrative with minimalist visual design and real-time filming technology to tell the story behind the founding ceremony [1]. Group 2: Audience Reception and Impact - Recent red-themed performances have been well-received, with all tickets for "Iron Flow Eastward" sold out and "Red Starting Point" nearly sold out [2]. - The classic play "Copenhagen" continues to attract audiences with its unique logical structure and character portrayal, remaining popular for over 20 years [2]. - The revival of "No Burial Place" presents the choices faced by captured French resistance fighters on the eve of World War II victory, featuring a new cast [2]. - The president of the China National Theatre, Tian Qinxin, emphasized the diverse themes and styles of the series, aiming to resonate with contemporary audiences and illuminate the path forward with the spirit of the nation's historical struggles [2].