Liu Yun plans to use this year to create almost entirely new works, including classic excerpts.

Some programs transcend time; they remain classics regardless of the era or environment.

Some things are characteristic of their time, so we just need to modify them according to the environment while keeping the core.

If you've seen the original, you might think it's a hodgepodge, a terrible alteration, and lacks the classic feel.

But those who haven't seen the original version still consider it a classic.

They will see the core message through the program, and be moved when they should be moved, and shocked when they should be shocked.

But with so many classics, they become less novel and can still clash.

After all, those classic works used to be produced one or two a year, and they were accumulated over time.

Releasing it all at once is much more impactful; it takes time to digest and reflect upon it.

With information spreading so fast these days, it's easy for many people to know about something or someone's existence. Besides, viewers have been fed so much garbage before that they're more discerning. Liu Yun doesn't know how things will ultimately turn out.

It may become an even more rare classic, or it may diminish its classic status; it needs time to develop.

However, these are not things that Liu Yun would consider.

Her original intention was always simply to present the promised gala in the best possible way.

Everything else is just an add-on.

Whether it exists or not is actually irrelevant.

Although the New Year's Eve concert has become a timeless classic, it is still talked about today and its popularity remains high. The songs have become popular all over the country and have spread to surrounding areas.

However, the Spring Festival Gala is still the best comparison.

Well, for Yun Zhao, there is no standard. As for the other Spring Festival Galas... to put it bluntly, they have never really been considered as rivals.

Therefore, as long as the gala is decent, there's no need to be overly ambitious or strive for perfection.

"Yun Zhao and the domestic entertainment industry seem like two separate circles, but they will eventually assimilate."

"You need to know more about the Chinese entertainment industry, then you won't be so anxious."

"These days, there are just too many stage mishaps, and stage accidents have become the norm. If one of them doesn't happen, it's something to brag about. Given this environment, how bad can Yun Zhao's Spring Festival Gala be?"

"You've seen those shows before, even if there's a slight accident, do you think it would just fall straight to the ground?"

It's just a few mistakes in the dialogue, isn't it?

Can you even change the kernel?

Lin Ying smiled even more brightly: "Yes, what President Liu said is true. I was indeed overthinking it."

"The previous concerts raised everyone's expectations for Yun Zhao's Spring Festival Gala too high, which led to some misunderstandings. In fact, this is Yun Zhao's first time performing at the Spring Festival Gala, and there is no standard. Whether it is successful or not is ultimately up to us."

"Those shows weren't so bad that viewers felt the disappointment was so great that they were considered failures."

Liu Yun raised her chin, joking.

There's no need to worry about the songs in the Spring Festival Gala program; whether they're from concerts or new songs, there's more than enough to fill the space.

The crosstalk and skit performances were all carefully selected classics.

As for the others, acrobatics? Those who perform are highly professional and possess genuine skills.

Magic? Would it be enough to have the Security Department's superhumans on stage?

Although everyone knows about and uses vehicle space, other spaces are not widely used, so using them for magic tricks is simply a waste of their potential.

There's absolutely no way the magic props could be detected during the inspection.

No, there can't possibly be a problem, because there is no problem at all.

In short, magic shows will definitely not disappoint.

Then there's the traditional culture of Yan State. Liu Yun didn't limit herself to various opera programs, but found real craftspeople, such as paper cutting, sugar painting, lanterns, and so on. Everything that needed to be found was there.

In short, the content is rich and varied, yet well-organized.

It's enough to dazzle the eye, rather than bore you.

Every craft has its own brilliance. Even something as simple as sugar painting, in the hands of the most experienced masters, can be done with astonishing speed and captivating visual appeal.

Since it's a program that's been moved to the stage, entertainment value is the top priority.

The concept of passing on sentiments and traditions will have to wait.

As for whether it's intangible cultural heritage or not, Liu Yun has never cared about it.

Intangible cultural heritage is also divided into international and domestic evaluations, and over time, neither may be entirely accurate.

Liu Yun would never sacrifice entertainment value just for the sake of such a title.

In short, a program is worthy of praise if it has one or two merits, and it will be praised a lot.

Yun Zhao's Spring Festival Gala was absolutely full of merits, and Liu Yun completely disregarded the consequences of overdoing it.

According to Liu Yun, this is a once-in-a-lifetime event, and she'll keep any objections to herself.

Lin Ying's mindset and thoughts changed, and so did the atmosphere in Yun Zhao's room.

Then the performers on stage felt different.

A week before the Lunar New Year's Eve, the Yunzhao Music Hall was completely empty, and then everyone rehearsed.

At the beginning, whoever needed it or was ready would line up to be recorded and then go on stage.

If no one else needs them, they can keep rehearsing on stage.

They only did a complete run-through of the Spring Festival Gala in the last three days, following the original schedule.

During that period, Yun Zhao's artists stopped performing.

Other galas or programs: ...

Those who reacted quickly set a recording time early on, finished recording, and are now watching the show.

You only regret it when you're slow to react; how could you have forgotten?

It's not like it's been completely shut down, but it's certainly lost a lot of its brilliance; it might not even make a ripple anymore.

Fortunately, most of them have moved the party to another location, so they can still invite others later.

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