A must-see in Yan'an, the Red Show is a sea of Chinese red.

The performance cleverly uses montage techniques to interweave different historical scenes. The creation of the concept of two layers of space above and below the ground forms a strong visual conflict. The "Z"-shaped stage divides the geometric space, like a historical picture scroll slowly unfolding. The use of equipment such as the Weiya track and lifting device and large projection allows the audience to shuttle through the time and space tunnel, sometimes in the difficult journey of the Red Army's Long March, sometimes in the art palace of Yan'an Lu Yi, and sometimes witnessing the fierce battle of the Red Twenty-Six Army. The light is like the brushwork of history, or bright red like blood, writing the cruelty of war; or warm as the sun, illuminating the road of hope. The characters are vivid, the female college students cherish revolutionary ideals, and bloom youthful brilliance on the land of Yan'an; the Red Army soldiers are determined and brave, and use their lives to cast faith. Love, against the background of revolution, is like a blooming flower, beautiful and firm. In the war scene, the music is passionate, the rhythm is tense, as if you can hear the shouts in the gunfire, and feel the great spirit of the ancestors for national independence and national liberation.