The Bite Magazine - Autumn/Winter 2019 - Issue 26

bite theatre The choreography of the battles with flame-like effects in the background and the riders galloping through water leaves you awestruck. The colourful outfits of the dancers on the steps shine in the illuminated light. Another interesting part is the soldiers dancing in the water with their swords and then running through it to the sides. A magical moment is when rows of statue warriors ascend and descend above the water and a live warrior starts doing a war dance and then drops his sword at the end. Thanks to the full water-stage of 35,000 square metres, 3D holographic laser projection of 3,200 square metres, a 180-degree rotating auditorium, along with stereo special effects of sounds, lights, electricity, and fire, this makes the scenes of historical legend, war and the heroic spirit of the people so enchanting. Ten Barco high-definition projections are used in the show (the same as the ones used for the Lon- don Olympic Games and CCTV Spring Festival Gala) as well as five stone pillars created with high technologies. For an enchanting insight into the history of China during the Three Kingdoms, watching Feng Yan San Guo will have you dreaming of heroic warriors for a long time to come. Going on a Yangtze River Cruise is the best way to enjoy this fantas- tic historical open-air show. www.yangtze-river-cruises.com