1, Adventures of Moonlight
Moonlight Adventure, as the Overture of the Moon on this adventure night, combines instrumental music, chorus and street dance, and connects many tiny fragments of daily life, and has a "close contact" with the city's modernity and fireworks.
2, "Yuanyang Opera, Golden Wind and Jade Dew"
In "Golden Wind and Jade Dew in Yuanyang Opera", Wu Nong's soft language "Heart grows after three rounds of drinking" is integrated with the modern singing of the electronic band, which makes people feel the strong appeal generated by the collision of Shanghai-style cultural elements in different times, bright, tactful, long and crisp.
3. China in the light
When the melody of "Lights China" sounded, there were still people sticking to their posts in the distance. The program brings back the thoughts of Shanghai cadres who aid Xinjiang and Tibet and young people from all over the motherland to the Huangpu River, and enjoys the splendid night view of China with these people.
4. "Love in an emergency"
In the moonlight, the singer conquered the hearts of countless people with a song "Love in an Emergency". I haven't seen "Love is in a hurry" which shows the national style, modern style and the secondary image of AI.
5. "Poetry Memories Dongpo"
China Oriental Performing Arts Group brought the original dance drama "Poem Memories of Dongpo", paying tribute to Su Dongpo in the form of modern dance, and interpreting China's aesthetics and romance spanning thousands of years in the moonlight.
6. Excerpts from the Chinese version of Phantom of the Opera.
The audience can follow the camera from the Huangpu River, stroll along the Suzhou River, or even go to Zhujiajiao ancient town to watch an excerpt of the Phantom of the Opera combining Chinese and Western at night in the water town. The performance was jointly performed by three leading musical actors in the China version of Phantom of the Opera, musicians from Zideqin Club and popular players from la la land, showing a melody of Phantom of the Opera with a unique China charm, which blended national instrumental music with western classic musicals.