The Beijing guide and driver will hold client's name logo and pick up them at hotel lobby on 4:30pm or 6:30pm, because there are 2 shifts of "5:30pm to 6:30pm" and "7:30pm to 8:40pm" everyday, so please tell us which one you prefer when you book the tour, then drive to theater directly,
Chinese Acrobatic art has its own features. The performance is very deceptive,so the requirement for lighting is much stricter than opera. A successful acrobatic show also requires beautiful clothing. Costumes further enhance the beauty of the performance and increase the visual effects.
This kind of art is still what it was centuries ago in that it does not over emphasize the role of music. Performers pay more attention to the action, and he music perfectly coincided with the performance,the high level acrobatic program needs excellent technique coaches and much preparation time before it is ready . When you watch a Chinese acrobatics show, you are strongly impacted both mentally and physically. It is truly and unforgettable experience.
At present, Chinese Acrobatics have developed into a kind of performance art. There are over 122 acrobatic teams above the county level in China,and Chinese acrobatics has won praise from audiences both at home and abroad, and Chinese acrobats won many gold medals in World Acrobatic Festivals in recent years.
In Beijing area, there is a famous theater where you could watch acrobatics and other programs of entertainment. Top acrobatic artists invited from all over the country and the program shows trick cycling, leaping through hoops and Chinese magic tricks. Some of the artists have won prizes in international competitions. Spinning plates, juggling umbrellas, contortionists and acrobats fill the air.
Finally the Chinese driver will send clients back to hotel after show.
Note: The Beijing acrobatics show time is available from "5:30pm to 6:30pm" or "7:30pm to 8:40pm" everyday, and the departure Time is 4:30pm or 6:30pm everyday, so please tell us which shift you wanna choose when you book the tour.
