As an ancient capital of thirteen dynasties, Luoyang has nurtured a flourishing national style culture, making it a city of national style in the hearts of contemporary youth. Recently, the "Tang Dynasty in the City" national style concert echoed in the ancient capital of thirteen dynasties - Luoyang, Henan. Kuaishou musicians such as @Mai Xiaodou, @Xinghuo Xia Ri SUSP, @Shi Kelou Ya, @Cao Yuhang, the third-generation disciple of Mei Lanfang @Nandan Dong Fei, and Yu opera actor @Zhongdian Na, a Kuaishou traditional cultural anchor, used national style music to open a time-traveling treasure chest of moonlight for visitors, bringing an unforgettable national style feast.
Gathering of talents in Luoyang, leading the new trend of national style music
The "Tang Dynasty in the City" national style concert, jointly launched by Luoyang Radio and Television Station and Kuaishou, was held at Shangyang Palace in Luoyang. The event focused on traditional national arts and culture, with performances including opera, flute, guzheng, pipa, and national style Hanfu taking turns on stage.
Mei Lanfang's third-generation disciple, male opera performer Dong Fei, not only performed the song "Splendid Mountains and Rivers" at the concert's opening, but also sang his own adapted classic piece "Qing Ping Diao," allowing the audience to experience the charm of Peking Opera singing style. The group Starfire Summer SUSP brought the songs "Illuminating Mountains and Rivers" and "Youth Kung Fu," combining the refreshing youthful vibe with lyrics depicting majestic mountains and rivers, showcasing the spirit of "a strong youth leads to a strong nation" in Chinese culture.
Popular music creators on Kwai, such as Coke Duck and Cheng Yuan, took the stage one after the other. The former embraced a guitar, singing popular folk songs from Kwai such as "Chasing Dreams to Faraway Places," "Blow Blow Wind," and "Youth Has No Price," blending youth, dreams, and traditional Chinese elements to weave a unique "youth symphony." The latter played the traditional instrument Liuqin, accompanied by flute, guzheng, and pipa, presenting national style songs like "Luoyang in Books" and "Luoshui," showcasing the relaxed charm of Luoyang in their singing.
Kwai creators like Lost Deer, White Ma Dance, and National Style Sugar, showcased a fashion show with ingenious modeling of "Thousand-Year Neon Dresses," displaying the evolution of Hanfu culture and makeup from the Warring States period to the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Stunning outfits like Warring States robes, Quju deep clothing, Wei and Jin skirts, Tang Dynasty open-collar garments, and dresses made a dazzling appearance, resembling a unique national style fashion show, allowing the audience to feel the elegance of a thousand years in the fluttering garments. Known as the "CD-like creator," Cao Yuhang stunned the audience with his powerful vocals in songs like "Old Green Lamp" and "Faraway Horizon," earning thunderous applause.
As a leading traditional cultural creator on Kwai, Endpoint Na presented her "signature songs" "Miss Na" and "Central Plains in Prosperity," blending Henan Opera singing style with modern songs, allowing more people to experience the charm of traditional performing arts. Meanwhile, South Wind ZJN & Zeng Yijie depicted the elegant demeanor and intoxicating historical heritage of the ancient capital Luoyang through songs like "East of Luocheng" and "Spring Enters Luoyang."
Mai Xiaodou brought songs like "Cherry Blossom Grass" and "Descending the Mountain," with her lovely voice and dance moves, resembling a gentle breeze of early summer, touching everyone's hearts. Dong Fei and Endpoint Na collaborated on the finale "National Artistic Elegance," drawing a perfect conclusion to this national style concert.
With the blessing of traditional culture, a new business card for Luoyang cultural tourism is created.
The rapid rise of short video live streaming has injected new vitality into Chinese traditional arts and culture. As a leading short video live streaming platform with an average daily active user base of 378 million, Kwai has attracted a large number of traditional cultural practitioners to join, fostering a strong atmosphere of cultural heritage on the platform. More and more young people are willing to watch national art on Kwai, embracing a new way to understand and learn traditional cultural arts.
As a historical and cultural city, Luoyang itself has a rich national art heritage. In early April, Kuaishou, together with Luoyang Radio and Television Station, Luoyang Radio and Television Media Group, and Luoyang Cultural Tourism Investment Group, launched the "My Hometown is Fun - Luoyang Station" event. By fully integrating Luoyang's tourism resources, culture, and Kuaishou's content creator advantages, the event showcased the beauty of Luoyang and provided a deeper understanding of the Luoyang Peony Festival through a combination of short videos and live broadcasts.
The "Urban Tang Dynasty" national music concert, as part of the "My Hometown is Fun - Luoyang Station" event, not only enhances the event with national characteristics through online and offline collaborations but also unlocks new urban marketing strategies, helping Luoyang create a new urban cultural and tourism business card that combines classical charm with a modern touch. Furthermore, the concert upholds the original intention of safeguarding traditional culture, promoting the continuous inheritance and promotion of Chinese traditional culture.
In the future, Kuaishou will continue to leverage its platform and content advantages to provide resources for the creation and dissemination of traditional cultural content. It will also collaborate with more cities to expand the forms and connotations of cultural and tourism communication, enabling each city to showcase its unique urban business card on the platform.
