company news about A live performance using engineering projectors showcased a grand intangible cultural heritage show.

As the ancient drums of Yingge dance resound, the stage transcends its confines to a flat area—dancers tread upon surging waves, leaping and weaving through ancient villages, the starry sky seemingly within reach. 3LCD laser projectors power this large-scale live performance, creating a visual feast of light and shadow!

The 3LCD laser projectors, with their laser light source unaffected by ambient light interference, ensure every frame is as clear and breathtaking as an epic epic. Paired with a nine-dimensional holographic giant screen and a massive rotating stage matrix, a full-frame illusion is presented, providing the audience with an immersive audiovisual experience. A 360° panoramic screen envelops the audience like a vast sky, with ground projections extending into boundless space, and holographic gauze curtains floating in the air appearing and disappearing. As the audience's gaze falls, waves surge beneath their feet, the eaves of ancient villages brush past their sides, and every movement of the dancers shatters the boundaries between reality and illusion.

"The Love of Yingge" unfolds through five chapters: "The Fire of Ancient Chaozhou," "The Decisive Battle of Rongshuidu," "Peaceful and Prosperous Life," "Universal Celebration," and "The Passion of Yingge," showcasing the origins of Yingge dance, its patriotic and hometown-loving spirit, and its spirit of unity and struggle. It vividly presents the folk culture and local customs of the Chaoshan region. The program incorporates more than ten national-level intangible cultural heritage elements from Chaoshan, blending Chaoshan history, heroic figures, and folk customs to create a beautiful, stunning, and moving performance.

Light and shadow technology empowers intangible cultural heritage, bringing the thousand-year-old Yingge dance to life in the present. "The Love of Yingge" features diverse stage scenery, utilizing projection applications in three different depths: gauze screen projection, stage device projection, and background projection. Precise (pixel-level) lens memory function allows a single projection system to be used in multiple scenes. When the audience cheers for the Yingge dancers in the light and shadow, tradition and modernity have completed a high-five across a thousand years.