Recently, the Zhengzhou Grand Theatre, meticulously constructed by Dafeng, was successfully completed, setting sail and cutting through the waves on the Central Plains! Adhering to Zhengzhou's profound cultural heritage, the theatre embraces the design concept of 'Yellow River Sail Shadows, the Boat of Art,' depicting an ancient ship-cum-galley carrying civilization, navigating the Yellow River, spanning heaven and earth, and sailing against the waves. The project covers a total construction area of approximately 128,000 square meters, including a 1,700-seat musical theatre, an 850-seat concert hall, and a 450-seat drama hall, among other professional cultural venues. Zhengzhou Grand Theatre is the highest hall of performing arts in the Central Plains and also the nation's top-class Grade-A theatre. It is equipped with the DAFENG STACON intelligent stage system independently developed by Dafeng, which has received the top international TUV safety certification. Combining professionalism and practicality, it can meet the performance needs of various singing and dancing arts, offering strong artistic appeal. The musical theatre draws its design inspiration from the surging waves of the Yellow River; when looking up, its exterior resembles the mighty flow of the Yellow River. The concert hall's design is inspired by Jun porcelain, one of the five famous ancient porcelains of China and a specialty of Henan Province. Its naturally elegant appearance vividly expresses the artistic characteristic of Jun porcelain: 'one color in the kiln, myriad colors out of the kiln.' The drama hall features a canopy-like ceiling and walls resembling Chinese red silk, inheriting the rich historical feel of Henan opera culture with a strong classical rhythm. Dafeng takes on the mission of 'leading the cultural and sports industry and spreading happiness,' integrating the advantages of the entire industry chain to create a culturally confident, professional, efficient, open, and green 'sustainable' theatre in the city at the heart of the Chinese civilization.
Recently, the Zhengzhou Grand Theatre, meticulously crafted by Dafeng, was successfully completed, setting sail and forging ahead on the land of Central China!

The Zhengzhou Grand Theatre, inheriting Zhengzhou's profound cultural heritage, adopts the design concept of 'Yellow River sail shadows, a vessel of art,' depicting a large ancient ship carrying civilization, sailing above the Yellow River, stretching across heaven and earth, and braving the waves. The project has a total construction area of approximately 128,000 square meters, including a 1,700-seat opera and dance theatre, an 850-seat concert hall, and a 450-seat drama hall, among other professional cultural venues.

The Zhengzhou Grand Theatre is the highest hall of performing arts in the Central Plains region and also a top-class Grade A theatre in China. It is equipped with Dafeng's independently developed DAFENG STACON intelligent stage system, which has received top international TUV safety certification. It combines professionalism with practicality and can meet the requirements of various song and dance performances, full of artistic appeal.

The opera and dance theatre is creatively inspired by the surging waves of the Yellow River; looking up, its shape resembles the mighty flow of the Yellow River. The design of the concert hall draws inspiration from Jun porcelain, one of the five famous ancient porcelains known worldwide and a specialty of Henan Province. Its naturally elegant appearance fully embodies the artistic characteristic of Jun porcelain: 'the kiln produces one color, out of the kiln a myriad of colors.' The opera hall features a canopy-like ceiling and walls resembling Chinese red silk, inheriting the rich historical sense of Henan opera culture and exuding strong classical rhythm.

Dafeng shoulders the mission of 'leading the cultural and sports industry and spreading beauty and happiness,' integrating the advantages of the entire industry chain to create a cultural, professional, efficient, open, and green 'sustainable' theatre for the core city of China.
