On June 4 and 5, the newly created historical Peking Opera The Upright Official Li Dianlin, produced by Shanxi Peking Opera Theatre, was staged for two consecutive evenings at the Ding Guoxian Grand Theatre. Using the art of Peking opera, the production vividly tells the moving story of Li Dianlin, a late‑Qing official from Shanxi who risked his life to remonstrate with the emperor and cared deeply for the people, offering the audience a theatrical feast rich in ideological depth and artistic excellence.

 

The play was selected for the Shanxi Art Fund's 2025 Stage Art Creation and Production Project. The script was written by renowned screenwriter Jing Yanbin, with direction by Ma Xiao, a faculty member of the Directing Department at the National Academy of Chinese Theatre Arts, and vocal score design by the celebrated opera musician Zhu Shaoyu. The leading role was performed by Sheng Zhiqiang, a renowned laosheng (old male role) master of the Xi school, joined by the acclaimed huulian (painted‑face) performer Zhang Wei and the Meipai qingyi (female lead) master Shan Na. The play focuses on the rampant corruption of the late‑Qing era’s donation‑based official appointment system. It tells how Li Dianlin, holding a high position in the Ministry of Personnel, witnessed the devastating effects of selling official posts on the people and resolutely risked his own safety to boldly remonstrate against the abolition of the two‑thousand‑year‑old system. The drama interweaves Li’s conflicts with his junior fellow Wang Rui, Empress Dowager Cixi, and his wife Zhou, creating a three‑dimensional portrait of an upright official who is both firm and compassionate. As the first original work to bring Li Dianlin to the theatrical stage, the play uses historical narrative to reflect on clean governance and the greater good of the nation, drawing lessons from the past to promote integrity, righteousness, and steadfastness in our own time.

 

In this Peking opera feast of clean‑official culture, multiple professional lighting fixtures from FINE ART provided outstanding light efficiency, passionately supporting the unyielding spirit of the upright official. The FINE 550 BSW PLUS three‑in‑one light, with its large 169mm output lens, creates a robust beam. Its rich color system – CMY, CTO, and an independent color wheel – interweaves with an eight‑facet prism and a twenty‑four‑facet prism, combined with a dynamic effect wheel, to depict the solemn dignity of the remonstrance in the imperial hall and the inner turmoil of the character. The FINE 1400 PERF, with its unique optical design, achieves uniform light distribution and allows frosting via focus adjustment without changing the beam size or luminous flux. Equipped with a full framing system rotatable 90°, it sharply frames Li Dianlin’s decisive posture as he dares to speak truth to power.

 

The FINE 4019 PIXIE PLUS two‑in‑one beam and wash light, using high‑quality RGBW four‑in‑one LEDs as its light source with individually controllable beads, delivers a maximum output of 900W and an illuminance of 29,500 lux at 6 meters. With a wide linear zoom range of 4° to 60°, uniform color mixing, and 0–100% smooth linear dimming, it effortlessly creates the layered atmosphere from late‑night contemplation to fierce debate in court. The FINE 400CL7 professional LED cyclorama/floor light employs a 7‑color full‑spectrum optical design with Ra and R9 both above 90, and theatre‑grade 16‑bit high‑precision dimming, providing delicate and precise coverage that illuminates the faces of the characters, revealing every trace of compassion and determination of the upright official.

 

As the final notes of Peking opera fade and the spirit of integrity lingers, FINE ART uses light as a brush – not only illuminating the iron‑will of an official who risked death to speak the truth, but also reflecting the timeless power of honesty, righteousness, and adherence to principle that transcends ancient and modern times. Where light and shadow reach, the clean governance and national duty are transformed on this stage into an enduring echo of the ages.

On the evening of June 1, 2026, the Jingyun Grand Theatre of Hubei Provincial Peking Opera Theatre resounded with thunderous applause and the resonant melodies of Peking opera as the large‑scale original work Hanyang Made successfully premiered. As a key production selected for the Ministry of Culture and Tourism's "2023–2025 Stage Art Creation Action Plan" and multiple key support projects in Hubei Province, the play uses the development history of the "Hanyang‑made" rifle as its historical anchor, vividly telling the story of China's modern industry – its arduous pioneering and determined pursuit of self‑strengthening – resonating deeply with the audience.

 

Hanyang Made takes as its main thread the founding of the Hubei Arsenal by Zhang Zhidong, the late‑Qing Viceroy of Huguang, reflecting the "birth history of a rifle" as a mirror of a nation's century‑long journey from awakening in peril to forging ahead through innovation. The script was co‑written by renowned playwright Zhao Ruitai and young screenwriter Pan Yanzhu, directed by acclaimed director Guo Xiaonan, and led by National First‑Class Actor Yin Zhangxu. With solid skills from three generations of performers, both in singing and acrobatics, the production showcases the vibrant, well‑inherited artistry of the Hubei Provincial Peking Opera Theatre. Unlike many historical dramas, the play does not stop at recounting historical facts. Instead, it focuses on the spiritual struggles and unyielding breakthroughs of late‑Qing officials and modern industrial workers under technological blockade and internal and external pressures, elevating the "chase for material progress" to a "spiritual awakening" that resonates across time with today's spirit of independent innovation and technological self‑reliance.

 

The stage aesthetic of the play blends the suggestive and minimalist traditions of Peking opera with contemporary visual expression. Multi‑layered, symbolic scenery combined with multimedia projections breaks the physical limits of the traditional stage, interweaving Zhang Zhidong's late‑night anxieties over establishing the arsenal with the oppressive weight of court pressures within the same dramatic context. Through the flow of light and shadow, the audience witnesses the dislocation between the individual and the era, evoking profound empathy for historical fate.

 

In the stage presentation of this national industrial epic, multiple professional lighting fixtures from FINE ART provided outstanding light efficiency, passionately supporting the century‑long journey of self‑strengthening. The FINE 1700CF BSWF four‑in‑one framing light has an effective range of up to 100 meters, with Ra and R9 both exceeding 95, delivering stunning light quality that accurately reproduces the rich textures of late‑Qing costumes and the cold steel of the arsenal. Its patented cooling system maintains full‑power operation at room temperature without derating, with noise below 45dB, preserving the theater's immersive atmosphere with extreme silence.

 

The FINE 4019 WASH PLUS high‑power moving head wash light features a new optical design for uniform color mixing and soft effects. At narrow angles, it achieves 30,000 lux at 6 meters, with a wide zoom range of 4° to 60° to meet diverse lighting needs from solitary contemplation to ensemble drama. Its smooth, delicate dimming and flicker‑free start‑up at low brightness perfectly align with the aesthetic requirements of Peking opera. The FINE 1700L WASH PERF wash and framing light is equipped with a latest‑generation high‑efficiency light engine (Ra ≥ 90) with a total luminous flux output exceeding 50,000 lm. It incorporates a second‑generation color standard for pure colors and a wide gamut, with CMY infinite color mixing and CTO linear color temperature adjustment to paint the vastness of the era. A framing system rotatable ±90° clearly defines every impactful moment of historical decision‑making.

 

As the prolonged applause faded, FINE ART used light as a brush – not only illuminating the arduous pioneering journey of China's modern industry, but also reflecting the unyielding spine of the Chinese nation striving for survival and development in desperate times. Where light and shadow reach, the metallic echoes and spirit of self‑strengthening from the hundred‑year history of Hanyang transform on this stage into a timeless tribute to the ages.

On May 31, the four-day 2026 Guangzhou International Professional Lighting and Sound Exhibition (Prolight + Sound Guangzhou) came to a successful close at the Canton Fair Complex. This year's exhibition was grand in scale: 220,000 square meters of exhibition space, covering multiple vertical fields including professional lighting, sound, stage machinery, audio-visual integration, and digital displays. It gathered over 2,200 exhibitors from around the world and more than 110,000 professional visitors, together presenting an international industry event that combined cutting-edge technology, innovative applications, and professional exchange.

 

At this much‑watched audio, visual, and lighting event, FINE ART, located at Booth D02 in Hall 10.2, Professional Lighting Pavilion B, showcased its comprehensive strength with a full ecosystem product matrix. The full line of FINE ART professional stage lighting fixtures, TEKMAND intelligent consoles, the FINE iSPOT PILOT ground tracking system, and the FINE DAX stage machinery control system was on display, fully reflecting the brand's accumulated expertise.

 

New products – the high-CRI four-in-one FA 17, full-spectrum four-in-one FA 17C, large-aperture high-power wash light FA 1507 IP, high-penetration laser beam light FA 300 BEAM IP, and ultimate three-in-one laser light FA 500 BSW IP – achieved high standards in light output, noise control, color management, craftsmanship, and other performance metrics, earning unanimous recognition from many lighting designers and artists.

 

The TEKMAND intelligent console features dual front and rear cameras, infrared modules, fingerprint recognition, depth image recognition, and voice control – AI interactions that make lighting programming simpler and more convenient. The FINE iSPOT PILOT ground tracking system zone saw a continuous flow of visitors. Its newly upgraded auto‑tracking function uses a miniature beacon to easily achieve high‑precision person‑following spotlighting, drawing many visitors to try it themselves. The FINE DAX stage machinery control system, with vector motion control algorithms, ±1mm high‑precision positioning, and zero‑speed hovering, prioritizes safety and precision above all.

 

During this exhibition, FINE ART specially organized a full‑process livestream tour, taking online audiences on an immersive walk through the four major zones. From optical analysis of the FA series fixtures to hands‑on programming demonstrations of the TEKMAND consoles, from the auto‑tracking experience of the tracking system to the high‑precision lifting display of the control system – product line managers took turns presenting in‑depth explanations.

 

During the livestream, renowned lighting designers Liu Wenhao and Xie Yuxi were also interviewed, capturing real‑world feedback and expectations from the forefront of the industry. Over the four days of the exhibition, FINE ART sincerely thanks every customer, expert, and colleague who visited the booth. It is your attention and trust that made this gathering so meaningful. Though the exhibition has come to an end, exploration never stops, light and shadow continue, steps never cease – and FINE ART's companionship is always there.

On May 28, the 2026 Guangzhou International Professional Lighting and Sound Exhibition (Prolight + Sound Guangzhou) grandly opened at Halls A and B of the Canton Fair Complex. As one of the world's largest annual events for entertainment and professional audio, lighting, and visual technology, this year's exhibition gathered over 2,200 top exhibitors. On the first day, FINE ART – located at Booth D02 in Hall 10.2, Professional Lighting Pavilion B – successfully attracted industry experts, clients, and partners from numerous countries and regions with an immersive exhibition space blending hardcore technology and artistic aesthetics, creating a buzz at the show.

 

From the opening, the FINE ART booth was crowded with visitors and filled with a lively atmosphere. Streams of attendees either focused on product demonstrations or engaged in in-depth technical discussions and business negotiations with the team.

 

The FINE ART team welcomed every guest with professional enthusiasm: providing detailed explanations of innovative products, answering on‑site questions, and covering everything from technological iteration and practical application to system compatibility and custom services – fully demonstrating FINE ART's comprehensive strength in independent R&D, precision manufacturing, and full‑chain delivery.

 

During the exhibition, the Lighting Professional Committee of China Entertainment Technology Association and the Stage, Film & Television Lighting Committee of China Illuminating Engineering Society visited the booth, conducting in-depth inspections of the core functions and innovative highlights of the FA series fixtures, TEKMAND consoles, and the FINE iSPOT PILOT ground tracking system.

 

The annual revolutionary new products were showcased together: the high‑CRI four‑in‑one FA 17, full‑spectrum four‑in‑one FA 17C, large‑aperture high‑power wash light FA 1507 IP, high‑penetration laser beam light FA 300 BEAM IP, and flagship three‑in‑one laser light FA 500 BSW IP – all attracting numerous inquiries. At the same time, all‑weather outdoor star products – including the FINE 1400LB BSWF IP, FINE 600 BSW IP, and FINE 6010 BATTEN IP – were also on display, demonstrating stable and reliable outdoor performance even in harsh weather.

 

The new 2026 TEKMAND E3 Light focuses on compactness and efficiency, while the flagship TEKMAND G3 Ultra and G3 Pro feature dual front and rear cameras, infrared sensors, fingerprint recognition, depth image analysis, and voice commands – AI interaction modules that make lighting programming easier and more intuitive. The high‑cost‑performance TEKMAND D series and the A4‑paper‑sized TEKMAND Nano also drew large crowds.

The newly upgraded auto‑tracking function became an interactive highlight. During live demonstrations, FINE ART's ground tracking system locked onto human movement in real time, with screen visuals and light tracking almost lag‑free, and visitors eagerly tried it themselves.Above the center of the booth, the FINE DAX control system was performing a dynamic display. Comprising the FD Hoistar human‑machine interaction console, the FD 500T chain hoist with CNC control, and the FD VFD three‑axis controller, it uses vector motion control algorithms to achieve ±1mm high‑precision positioning and zero‑speed hovering.

 

For this exhibition, FINE ART specially organized an online livestream exploration. Company hosts guided virtual visitors through the four major zones: FINE ART fixtures, TEKMAND consoles, the FINE DAX control system, and the FINE iSPOT PILOT tracking system. In front of the camera, product line managers personally explained core features and demonstrated functions such as the intelligent console's easy programming and the tracking system's auto‑lock. During the livestream, hosts also randomly interviewed visiting experts, sharing their real exhibition experiences and professional insights.

On the evening of May 21, 2026, coinciding with the seventh anniversary of the Xi'an Warrior Flags Acrobatic Troupe, the large-scale acrobatics drama The Art of War – a National Arts Fund 2024 Stage Creation Grant project – officially premiered at the Warrior Flags Grand Theatre in Dianchi Houhai, Kunming. Combining breathtaking acrobatic vocabulary with profound military philosophy, the production delivered a deeply moving audio-visual feast to the audience of the Spring City.

 

Using stage montage techniques, the drama interweaves the personal fate of Sun Wu (Sun Tzu) with the turbulent events of the Spring and Autumn period. From first perceiving the art of war in a family of generals, to forming a deep friendship with Wu Zixu and entering the state of Wu together; from the brilliant strategy of defeating Chu with 30,000 troops at the Battle of Boju, to witnessing the devastation of war and resolutely retiring, finally writing the thirteen chapters of the timeless military classic. The opening scene of a ruined battlefield is both a true portrayal of the chaotic Spring and Autumn era and the starting point of Sun Wu’s lifelong exploration of the art of war. The concluding scene of a desolate hillside with sparse woods and quietly resting bamboo slips represents not only the end of his life but also the beginning of The Art of War being handed down for millennia. Infusing poetic emotion into the solid historical framework, the drama presents a warm, passionate, struggling, and persistent image of the Sage of War.

 

The audience applauded thunderously. High-level acrobatic skills such as ballet on the shoulder, bouncing on bars, throwing and catching, soft contortion, and aerial straps vividly depicted the clashing metal-and-iron chaos of the Spring and Autumn period. The “Way” of military strategy and the “emotion” of human nature were seamlessly fused, eliciting exclamations of “stunning.”

 

In this stage narrative interweaving strength and beauty, multiple professional lighting fixtures from FINE ART used precise light and shadow to infuse soul into the contemporary interpretation of the millennial military classic. The FINE 1400LH BSWF four-in-one framing light, equipped with a 1400W LED light engine (Ra and R9 both above 90), delivers a maximum luminous flux of over 40,000 lm. Within a zoom range of 6° to 50°, it delicately reproduces the desolation of battlefield ruins and the warm texture of bamboo-slip calligraphy, sharply framing Sun Wu’s solitary figure writing the classic and the grand spectacle of the Battle of Boju.

 

The FINE 4019 PIXIE PLUS two-in-one beam and wash light, using high-quality RGBW four-in-one LEDs as its light source, achieves an illuminance of 29,500 lux at 6 meters. With a wide linear zoom range of 4° to 60° and uniform color mixing, it effortlessly creates the changing atmosphere from youthful enlightenment to the devastation of war. The FINE 608 BATTEN moving head bar light, with 8 x 60W RGBW four-in-one sources and a 5°–50° zoom, produces a full, non‑crossing beam at narrow angles, outlining the solemn formations of troops on the battlefield. The FINE 550 BSW PLUS three-in-one light, with its Ø169mm output lens, creates a robust beam. Its CMY + CTO + flow color wheel interplay injects the sharpness of metal and the intense background of war into the stage.

 

From May 23 to 26, The Art of War will continue its run at the Warrior Flags Grand Theatre in Dianchi Houhai, Kunming. FINE ART is honored to witness, through light and shadow, this dialogue across millennia on military wisdom – as the bamboo slips rest quietly and the smoke of war dissipates, the wisdom and spirit of the Sage of War will never end on this stage.

On the evening of May 14, at the Guangdong Art Theatre, the original fantasy musical Serialized · 1978, co-produced by Southern Song and Dance Troupe and Mutian Juhai Culture Media, had its premiere, delivering an audio-visual feast about dreams and perseverance through a time-spanning,narrative.

 

The play adopts a dual storyline, focusing on An Ning, a contemporary comic artist trapped in creative difficulties. She finds inspiration in a mysterious diary from the 1970s. The diary’s words, full of hope for the future, give birth to a parallel dimension within the comic Serialized · 1978: a bold and sincere young man named Sui Sheng breaks free from social constraints and joins companions on a treasure-hunting adventure to pursue his ideals. When the pressure of reality forces An Ning to alter the story she is drawing, the fate of the comic characters also shifts. The interweaving and collision of reality and fiction, through layers of dramatic climax, reflect a of the choices, struggles and perseverance of young people in the early days of reform and opening up.

 

In this time-spanning stage narrative, multiple professional lighting fixtures from FINE ART, with their outstanding light efficiency, painted the light and shadow backdrop for both the real world and the comic world. The FINE 1680LH BSWF four‑in‑one framing light served as the workhorse, delivering a maximum output of 40,000 lm with excellent light quality (Ra ≥ 95, R9 ≥ 90), accurately reproducing the understated tones of the local social landscape in 1978 and the delicate textures of characters’ expressions.

 

The FINE 4019 WASH high-power LED moving head wash light, with its powerful output (30,000 lux at 6 meters at narrow angle) and wide zoom range from 4° to 60°, met diverse lighting needs from spotlight soliloquies to lively ensemble scenes. Its smooth and delicate dimming, with flicker-free start-up at low brightness, perfectly matched the emotional ebb and flow of the musical. At the forefront of the stage, the FINE 150 FT color professional footlight, using its R, G, B, L four-color system to produce color temperatures from 2500K to 10,000K (Ra and R9 both above 90), featured an asymmetrical dual-row independently controlled light design. With soft, even coverage, it illuminated the faces of the characters, reflecting the determined expressions of every ordinary dream chaser.

 

As the strokes of comics and the light and shadow of the stage intertwined, FINE ART used light as a brush – not only illuminating a comic artist’s journey of rediscovering her belief, but also reflecting the undying passion and original aspiration of every ordinary person in a great era.

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.

On the evening of April 22, on the nearly 10,000-square-meter super-large performance ground of the Inner Mongolia Ethnic Minority Cultural and Sports Activity Center, the first performance of the 2026 season of the large-scale equestrian panoramic epic Ode to the Horse was staged with stunning impact. As a groundbreaking resident production that fills the gap in the region's real-scene equestrian performances, the show has become a phenomenon-level calling card for the deep integration of culture and tourism in Inner Mongolia, thanks to its grand outdoor real-scene scale and immersive viewing experience.

The whole play follows the life of a herdsman's son. From "The Heavenly Horse Descends" to "Ode to the Horse," a five-chapter narrative unfolds the deep journey of man and horse meeting, accompanying each other, and living and dying together. The performance combines equestrian skills, Mongolian song, dance, music, acrobatics and other artistic elements, together with high-definition projection, panoramic LED and high-tech sound, light and electricity effects, creating a visual wonder of "the sky as the dome and the earth as the stage." Thousands of horses gallop through the mist; difficult stunts such as mid-air somersaults on horseback and pyramid formations on horseback are breathtakingly spectacular. Long songs and khoomei pierce the night sky, telling the deep bond between grassland children and their horses throughout their lives, vividly displaying the spiritual character of the Mongolian horse: resilience, courage, loyalty, benevolence and restraint.

In this immersive feast of thousands of horses galloping on the grassland, FINE ART's FINE 6019 PIXIE IP professional high-power LED all-weather moving head wash light provided full support throughout, infusing the grassland legend with soul through outstanding light efficiency.

The new optical system of the FINE 6019 PIXIE IP balances both color mixing uniformity and soft effects. With a unique zoom range from a powerful 3.2° beam to a wide 65° soft wash, it can focus closely on the affectionate gaze between rider and horse, and also bathe the vast canvas of beacon fires and solitary smoke in the desert in its light, meeting the diverse lighting needs of the nearly 10,000-square-meter stage.

The wash effect of the FINE 6019 PIXIE IP is particularly outstanding: azure blue as if washed, spreading the deep stillness of the night sky over the Chile River grassland, echoing the distant notes of Mongolian long songs; jade green like lush grass, flowing across the boundless sea of grassland, reflecting the tender warmth of the horseback home; flame red igniting the solemn intensity of beacon fire and smoke of war, pushing the grand momentum of a thousand horses setting off on an expedition to a climax. In addition, its full-protection design provides seven major functions including smoke-resistance, UV-resistance, sand-and-dust-resistance, corrosion-resistance, and high/low temperature resistance. It requires no frequent cleaning or maintenance, operating maintenance-free, saving time, effort and trouble.

As the sound of horse hooves shakes the entire venue, FINE ART uses light as a brush – not only illuminating the warmth of the horseback home and the grandeur of the thousand-horse expedition, but also reflecting the unceasing contemporary spirit of the grassland children striving for self-renewal.

On April 21, the 2026 China (Hohhot) Performance Trade Fair grandly opened at the Inner Mongolia International Convention and Exhibition Center. On April 22, the exhibition hall officially opened to visitors. FINE ART presented its full matrix of powerful products, including professional stage lighting fixtures, intelligent AI lighting consoles, a ground tracking system, and a stage machinery CNC control system. The FINE ART team engaged in face-to-face in-depth exchanges with industry experts and partners, exploring technological trends and discussing new opportunities for cooperation.

In the FINE ART lighting fixtures area, the high-CRI four-in-one FA 17, full-spectrum four-in-one FA 17C, large-aperture high-power wash light FA 1507 IP, high-penetration laser beam light FA 300 BEAM IP, and ultimate three-in-one laser light FA 500 BSW IP were all on display. Their outstanding light color and efficiency attracted visitors who stopped to take photos and seek information.

In the TEKMAND AI intelligent console area, the new 2026 TEKMAND E3 Compact focused on compactness and efficiency, aiming to become a high‑productivity lighting console for lighting designers. The flagship TEKMAND G3 Ultra featured dual front and rear cameras, infrared modules, fingerprint recognition, depth image recognition, and voice control – AI interaction functions that make lighting programming easier and more convenient. The high‑cost‑performance TEKMAND D3, D2, D1, and the A4‑paper‑sized TEKMAND Nano, which is extremely portable, were also highly favored.

In the FINE iSPOT PILOT ground tracking system area, the newly upgraded auto‑tracking function became a live experience hotspot. Visitors tried it themselves: the system locked onto the movement trajectory in real time, delivering precise follow‑spot tracking seamlessly, earning praise.Regarding the FINE DAX stage machinery CNC control system, the FINE DAX system was in operation. Comprising the FD Hoistar human‑machine interaction console, the FD 500T chain hoist with CNC control, and the FD VFD three‑axis controller, it uses vector motion control algorithms to achieve ±1mm high‑precision positioning and zero‑speed hovering.