Film and television stars from TVB (Television Broadcasts Limited from Hong Kong) gathered as intangible cultural heritage fire shows met Guochao (traditional Chinese culture) trends, celebrating the National Day holiday. In Xiqiao, Nanhai, Foshan, the "Fire Carnival" at the Guangdong Eternal Love Scenic Area has been in full swing for days.
Kwong Wa reprised his role as the Yongzheng Emperor from "The King of Yesterday and Tomorrow".
Lee Kok Lun showcased his "Flame Blade".
Deric Wan revived his role as the charismatic "Chi Ho Nam" from "The Challenge of Life".
The Mars Concert featured soaring soundwaves and singing atop fire. The "Blazing Fire Ceremony" was a breathtaking spectacle of relentless fiery storms. The main event used fire as a brush and the sky as a canvas, bringing together intangible cultural heritage fire skills like fire pots, fire-spitting, fire cubes, and the Flame Blade. Combined with lion dances, firework dragons, and other Cantonese-style Guochao elements, it showcased Chinese flame aesthetics.
The "Blazing Fire Ceremony" was a breathtaking spectacle of relentless fiery storms.
As a masterwork of the Eternal Love series, Guangdong Eternal Love transformed the stage into an ocean and the theater into a starry sky, drawing constant cheers from the audience.
With the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holidays coinciding, Foshan's Nanhai district hosted over 200 events.
Guangdong Eternal Love is a masterwork of the Eternal Love series.
Reporter | Chen Meng
Photo | Guangdong Eternal Love Scenic Area
Editor | Huang Qini, James Campion, Shen He
