The 2023 Mid-Autumn Festival party broadcast at 20: 00 on September 29th has been recorded, so it is not supported to watch tickets on the spot. After all, September 29th is the time of the Asian Games, so this kind of party can't be broadcast live like previous parties.
At 8 o'clock on the evening of September 29th, the CCTV Mid-Autumn Festival in 2023 will meet the global audience, and the program of the party will be officially released. The evening party adopts the text structure, which is divided into three chapters: Jiang Yue, Three Thousand Rivers and Year of the River, among which the symphonic chapter adapted by Lang Lang and Sichuan Symphony Orchestra according to Song of the Yangtze River is a series.
The whole party adheres to the artistic pursuit of aestheticism, sincerity, lyricism and romance. At this time, in the warm atmosphere of the end of the world, Chinese people all over the world send their thoughts of reunion and deeply miss their home country. Relying on the regional characteristics of Yibin, the first city in the Yangtze River, around the five cultural images of poetry, wine, moon, water and bamboo.
Appreciation of party program
Qin Li and Zhao Zhao took the audience to appreciate the long history of "wine culture" with a song "Wine Asks the Moon". Rachel Momo boated on the water with her good sister, or shuttled through "Moon Town" to express her feelings with "Moon". Programs such as Water, River Love and River Ballad will merge homesickness into a big river as soon as possible. Yang Mi and Liu brought the Chinese wind stage "If I Leave You", which vividly presented the misty bamboo sea in southern Sichuan. Five cultural images unfold slowly, showing the lasting charm of the Yangtze River culture and the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival.
The song "Light" sung by Charlie is integrated into the lyrics of Su Shi, a famous writer in the Northern Song Dynasty, and sings the open-mindedness of life and the unyielding spirit of the Chinese nation. Phoenix Legend combines ancient style with popular rap, and a poem "Crossing the Mountain" adapted from an ancient poem tells the poetry that "the canoe has crossed Chung Shan Man".