Dafeng ignites the 'Red Engine'! The situational drama 'Spark' premieres in Jinggangshan

Red is the brightest background color of Jinggangshan. This place is a revolutionary history museum without walls. How can the red culture of Jinggangshan be revitalized with new charm? Dafeng provides the first original Chinese drama show 'Spark' with stage machinery, lighting systems, multimedia systems and supporting equipment, multimedia content production, stage design installation systems, costume and makeup systems, prop systems, music systems, and other overall integrated solutions, establishing an innovative model of highly integrating red culture with core technology. 'Spark' uses sound, light, and electricity technologies and employs a large immersive performance approach, incorporating extensive mechanical performances, stage design performances, special effects performances, video performances, and highly variable performance space setups, combining regional culture with modern technology and art forms. It recreates the grand scenes of the Jinggangshan struggle period on a super-dimensional scale, telling real and touching stories, promoting the timeless spirit of Jinggangshan. A single spark can start a prairie fire. Once the fire of ideals and beliefs is ignited, it will never be extinguished; it is precisely this spark that guides the Chinese revolution step by step toward success. Bystanders are always calm, while participants fluctuate with the story, sometimes joyful, sometimes sorrowful. 'Spark,' through the form of a drama show, breaks the traditional audience-performance relationship, allowing the audience to participate in the development of the drama, providing an immersive experience and perception. The audience is not merely spectators but participants, with a direct emotional engagement. Opening the historical narrative, in 1929, the reactionary Kuomintang launched the third 'encirclement campaign' against Jinggangshan. The main force of the Red Army advanced into southern Jiangxi, conducting frontline operations, ...

Red is the brightest base color of Jinggangshan. This is a revolutionary history museum without walls. How can Jinggangshan's red culture be revitalized with new charm?

Dafeng provided integrated solutions for China's first original drama show "Spark," including stage machinery, lighting systems, multimedia systems and supporting equipment, multimedia content production, stage design installation systems, costume and makeup systems, props systems, and music systems, setting an innovative example of the high integration of red culture and core technology.

"Spark" uses sound, light, and electrical technologies to present a large-scale immersive performance, integrating numerous mechanical acts, stage performances, special effects, video performances, and highly variable performance spaces. It combines regional culture with modern technology and art forms, recreating the grand scenes of the Jinggangshan struggle period in a super-dimensional way, telling real and moving stories, and promoting the Jinggangshan spirit that transcends time and space.

A single spark can start a prairie fire. Once the fire of ideals and beliefs is ignited, it will never go out. It is precisely this spark that guides the Chinese revolution step by step toward success.

The bystander is always calm, while the participants follow the plot, sometimes joyful, sometimes sorrowful. "Spark" uses a dramatic show format to break the spectator-performer relationship, allowing the audience to participate in the development of the plot and giving them a more immersive experience. The audience is not just spectators, but participants, with the experience touching the heart.

Synopsis of the story

Looking back at history, in 1929, the Kuomintang reactionaries launched the third "joint suppression" against Jinggangshan. The main Red Army force advanced into southern Jiangxi for external operations, and the Jinggangshan base area was occupied by the White bandits...... In the drama, Captain Wu, a Red Army cadre stationed in Jinggangshan, and Sister Liu, a doctor from the Red Army Hospital who had just given birth to Xingya, heroically sacrificed themselves to cover the evacuation of local civilians. Meanwhile, the people of Jinggangshan sacrificed their lives to protect the Red Army's child, Xingyazi.

When facing death is a form of composure, then the spirit becomes eternal. In the drama, Chen Chuang cuts down the cable bridge for his savior Yazi, carries his blind mother to the enemy's gun barrel, and before dying, tells his mother he is a Communist Party member and that protecting Xingya is protecting the spark of revolution. Yan Niang decides to replace Xingya with her own child, Huo Wa, who is cruelly burned to death by the enemy. The surviving Xing Yazi takes root in Jinggangshan all his life, guarding it, protecting it, loving it, until he himself becomes the red soil here.

"Spark" tells the story of countless Communists and Red Army soldiers who gave their young lives for their faith. To protect the descendants of revolutionary martyrs, many Jinggangshan residents also gave their lives to follow this faith. They are all sparks nurtured by the majestic Jinggangshan.

Red culture, as a special historical and cultural resource, is the historical accumulation of the revolutionary and successful construction experiences led by the Communist Party of China. It contains rich revolutionary spirit and historical cultural connotations, and is a powerful spiritual force for building Chinese-style modernization.

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As a leading enterprise in China's cultural, sports, and tourism industry, Dafeng has been deeply involved in innovative technology and empowerment services for many years, creating many red cultural performance projects such as "China Produced a Mao Zedong" and "Red Detachment of Women." In the future, Dafeng will continue to leverage its strengths, bringing red culture to life and popularity through innovative technology and empowerment services.

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