FINE ART Passionately Supports the Stunning Premiere of the Original Drama Qin Zheng
During the May Day holiday, the upgraded performances of the local original drama Qin Zheng (The Qin Zither) concluded successfully at Xianyang Grand Theatre within the Xianyang Civic Cultural Center. Jointly planned by the Publicity Department of the CPC Xianyang Municipal Committee, the Xianyang Bureau of Culture and Tourism, and meticulously produced by Xianyang Cultural Tourism Development Group and Xianyang Performing Arts Co., Ltd., the play was offered free of charge to citizens and tourists, allowing guests from the literary and artistic circles as well as the general public to enjoy this audio-visual feast of Qin culture.
Qin Zheng takes the cultural symbol of Xianyang, the Qin zither, as its artistic thread, and follows historical figures such as Qin Shi Huang and Meng Tian to tell the epic story of the Qin dynasty’s northern campaigns against the Xiongnu, the construction of the Great Wall, and the integration of agricultural and nomadic civilizations. The grand and atmospheric stage design recreates the vast desolation of the Qin borderlands. The primitive and heavy costumes perfectly complement the powerful and stirring music. The actors deliver superb performances, bringing to life vivid characters such as the ambitious Qin Shi Huang and the loyal and courageous Meng Tian, reviving on stage the sense of national duty and historical integrity from over two thousand years ago. The production boasts a top‑tier creative team: art director Zou Jianhong, chief director Huang Dingshan, screenwriter Zhu Hai, associate director He Tao, stage designer Zhou Danlin, lighting designer Zhou Pingping, and others. From script creation and stage presentation to performance interpretation, every detail has been meticulously refined through full‑process intensive rehearsals, ultimately achieving a stage work of high ideological, artistic, and entertainment value.
In the visual presentation of this Qin dynasty epic, multiple professional lighting fixtures from FINE ART worked in concert, using precise light and shadow to sculpt the spirit of Qin culture. The FINE 1700ZLB BSWF four‑in‑one moving head light features a custom 1500W module and incorporates a second‑generation color standard, delivering pure colors and a wide color gamut, finely reproducing the heavy textures of Qin dynasty costumes and the solemn atmosphere of border‑land beacon fires. Its full framing system, rotatable ±90°, produces sharp, distortion‑free cut and framing, precisely capturing the moments of Qin Shi Hao wielding his power and Meng Tian standing with his sword.
The FINE 4019 PIXIE PLUS two‑in‑one beam and wash light has a maximum output power of 900W, an illuminance of 29,500 lux at 6 meters, a wide linear zoom range of 4° to 60°, and smooth 0–100% linear dimming. Its uniform color mixing effortlessly creates the multi‑layered atmosphere from the majesty of the court to the heat of the battlefield. The FINE 470 BSW three‑in‑one light, with its large 174mm output lens, achieves a minimum beam angle of just 2.8° in beam mode. The beam is sharp and solid. Combined with CMY infinite color mixing and linear CTO color temperature adjustment, it forges the sharpness of iron armor when war drums thunder and weaves the tenderness of home and country when the Qin zither plays softly.
It is worth noting that taking the creation and rehearsal of Qin Zheng as an opportunity, Xianyang formally established the Xianyang Performing Arts Drama Troupe, filling the gap in local professional theatrical performance groups and launching a new model of cultural‑tourism integration that combines “repertoire creation – team building – regular operation.” FINE ART is honored to have participated with light and shadow, witnessing a city’s contemporary practice of continuing the root of Qin culture through artistic innovation and polishing its urban image with high‑quality productions.
