The content of this product is provided by machine translation and may not reflect the actual information, please take this into consideration before booking."Elegant Chinese Style" Opening Show Integrating Sichuan regional culture with a light show, the collective performance by five women showcases skills such as body folding, reverse arching with flowers, unsupported backbends, multi-layered pyramid shapes, and crawling through narrow frames; balance errors are controlled to an extremely small range, and the collective poses require millisecond-level synchronization from all members. "Dragon Horse Gathering Wind" Area The performance primarily features a large ensemble cast, combining explosive power with precise control. Multiple layers of 1-meter diameter hoops are stacked on the ground, with male actors performing challenging combinations such as high-speed running runs through the hoops, 360° aerial spins, multiple-person crisscrossing through the hoops, handstands through the hoops, and consecutive jumps through multiple hoops; all without touching the hoops. The Hero's High Chair This solo high-altitude performance combines thrills and awe with spiritual symbolism. The performer stacks wooden chairs by hand to a height of 8.5–10 meters (approximately three stories), and from the top, performs a series of challenging feats including a one-handed handstand, a headstand, a 180° back extension, and a one-handed brick-breaking maneuver. "Moonlight over the Riverbank" Disc Rotation The performance is primarily by a female ensemble, combining graceful and lyrical movements with precise control. Each performer holds a 1-meter-thin bamboo pole in each hand, balancing a porcelain plate (approximately 20cm in diameter) on both sides. They execute challenging combinations such as simultaneously spinning 5-8 plates with both hands, catching plates in a 360° rotation, spinning plates while bending over, spinning plates while upside down on their heads, and spinning multi-layered plates on their shoulders. Shining Brightly - Balancing Bowls The three female performers broke away from the traditional mixed-gender performance format, with the all-female lineup completing a full set of highly difficult skills. They seamlessly executed advanced combinations such as handstand horizontal balancing, headstand with one hand, dry water scramble with one hand, double roll balancing, head-and-neck balancing, single-leg spinning bowl balancing, and high-altitude bowl toss and catches. Harvest Straw Hat Incorporating imagery of Sichuan's pastoral landscapes and golden waves of rice, the male actors had to work together to complete challenging combinations such as catching hats with their heads slung over their backs, catching hats in three sections upside down, catching hats while leaning against a platform or wall, catching hats while tossing them around their heads, catching multiple hats with one hand while spinning, catching hats in mid-air with crossed hats, catching hats while rotating 360°, and catching hats while kneeling or in mid-air. "Cloud Dress" Shoulder Ballet The women's group used 28-inch traditional weighted bicycles as the core prop, without any balancing aids. Each bicycle carried five people, forming a four-tiered human tower (one person rode at the bottom, and four people sat on the shoulders, heads, and hands of the upper tiers). The bicycle remained stable throughout the entire process, without any swaying, and the formations changed instantly from matrix to circular to wave-like. The front row of riders threw and caught props, while the rear row accurately caught them, creating a dynamic visual flow. "Flying Shadow" driving skills The women's group used 28-inch traditional weighted bicycles as the core prop, without any balancing aids. Each bicycle carried five people, forming a four-tiered human tower (one person rode at the bottom, and four people sat on the shoulders, heads, and hands of the upper tiers). The bicycle remained stable throughout the entire process, without any swaying, and the formations changed instantly from matrix to circular to wave-like. The front row of riders threw and caught props, while the rear row accurately caught them, creating a dynamic visual flow. Dangerous Stunts The 5-6 person elite motocross group performs a full set of high-difficulty stunts inside a 6-meter diameter spherical steel cage. Without any balancing aids, the motorcycles travel at 60 km/h, performing 360° rotations, 90° jumps, crisscrossing maneuvers, and parallel riding close to the cage walls. The minimum distance between the two motorcycles is less than half a meter, with zero-collision connection.