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Dance drama celebrates renowned architect Lin Huiyin
2024-04-26 
Scenes from Chinese dance drama, April Day On Earth. [Photo provided to China Daily]

Students and teachers of Beijing Dance Academy captivated audiences with their original Chinese dance drama, April Day On Earth, performed on April 21 and 22. Directed by Dang Qi and Liang Qun, with choreography by Xie Changhui and Lou Hui, and music composed by Qian Qi, the production narrates the compelling story of Lin Huiyin, an esteemed 20th-century Chinese architect, poet, and writer.

The enthralling tale delves into Lin's romantic entanglements with the renowned poet Xu Zhimo and architect Liang Sicheng, a narrative that has been adapted into various art forms, including a popular TV drama in 2000.

Scenes from Chinese dance drama, April Day On Earth. [Photo provided to China Daily]

Showcasing a fusion of contemporary dance styles, including captivating ballroom dance, the dance drama shines a spotlight on Lin's architectural prowess, honed during her studies at the University of Pennsylvania. Her legacy includes significant contributions to the design of China's national emblem and the Monument to the People's Heroes, alongside her fervent dedication to safeguarding and preserving ancient architectural marvels.

Originally premiered at the school in January to commemorate the 70th anniversary of Beijing Dance Academy, the production is set to grace the stage at the Tianqiao Performing Arts Center in Beijing from May 9 to 11, promising to captivate audiences with its evocative portrayal of Lin's remarkable life and legacy.

Scenes from Chinese dance drama, April Day On Earth. [Photo provided to China Daily]
(From left): Yang Xinyi, who plays the role of Lin Huiyin, composer Qian Qi and Qiao Yutong, who plays the role of Liang Sicheng. [Photo provided to China Daily]
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