Latest Events in Changzhou(July Updated)

Changzhou · Hayao Miyazaki & Joe Hisaishi Animation Audiovisual Symphony Concert The heavenly sounds of "Castle in the Sky" are about to be played in Dragon City! The symphony orchestra passionately interprets classic melodies such as "Howl's Moving Castle" and "Kiki's Delivery Service", and the famous animation scenes are synchronized on the giant screen in high definition. Reencounter the light of the flying stone in the majestic string music, and encounter the adventure of the magic world in the flow of the piano. When the magnificent movement of "Carrying You Flying" sounds, immerse yourself in Miyazaki's dream universe. An audiovisual poem that heals the soul, inviting you to join the fantasy sound waves!

The Changzhou stop of "A Wonderful Night of Joy" welcomes Liu Qi's stand-up comedy special, "In Qi." With his unique humor and sharp observations, Liu Qi leads the audience into a wondrous world of laughter and reflection. Through anecdotes and personal experiences, Liu Qi will humorously explore the challenges and joys of modern life. Whether in the workplace, at home, or in everyday life, Liu Qi finds the laughs, allowing the audience to experience the beauty and wonder of life through laughter. Get ready for a night of comedy filled with surprises!

Dubbed a "Chinese Florida native" by his fans, Little Elephant incorporated his dual degrees, a Master of Laws and a stand-up comedian, into his 90-minute performance, "Like You." The show, centered around the story of "growing up in a quagmire," featured a series of comedic moments, from a small-town Guangxi student who oversaw exams to a Shanghai migrant worker, to the academic hierarchy of the dating market. The humor flowed like layers of sugarcane. He adapted the story of being grilled by his professor during his master's thesis defense into a rap, and transformed the story of a doctor of law and a doctor of engineering into a romantic comedy universe. The performance was packed with jokes, leaving the audience with little time to wipe their tears. The stage was minimalist: a chair, a microphone, and a projection screen, yet the lights carved out three different time periods—childhood, university, and a blind date—to make you laugh and cry in the same moment. At the end of the performance, there was a "Little Elephant Legal Consultation" Easter egg, where audience members could come on stage for free advice on how to gracefully refuse a relative's request for a loan.

Xianyu, single all year round, occasionally ambiguous, never in love. From white moonlight to cinnabar mole, but always need to add brackets (one-sided). Inefficient communication, unknown feelings, even the unpredictable weather—each of these trivial factors can become a stumbling block in his romantic journey. It's hard to say whether it's the fickleness of love or the elusiveness of fate. He turns his grief and anger into motivation, weaving together memories of frustration and heartbreak into one hilarious joke after another, using these humorous moments to spark one relationship after another. It's like a perpetual motion machine in love, and his love is indeed like a perpetual motion machine, one that will never be acknowledged.

This play uses humor to tell the fascinating stories children encounter as they grow up, incorporating rich interactive elements that allow children and parents to participate in the plot and experience the charm of drama together. show/concert ticket are 99 yuan, making it a great family experience, allowing children to learn through laughter while also strengthening parent-child bonds.