23 Aug, 2009 in
Shenzhen by Fili An
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China; chinese; cultures; folk village; minorities; Shenzhen;
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I’ll start off with one of the really impressive shows they run on the park showing a live battle between the Qing and the Ming…
Watch the following videos to "feel the atmosphere"…
The best show doesn’t allow video or photography, but I assure you the ones at 5 and 8 are world class and well-worth your time and money.
The big park is built in an ‘old China’ style and very pleasant to walk around…
There are a lot of minorities dancing shows from all over China.
As well as lots of traditional music played outdoors.
More details : 120RMB for entrance to the China Folk Village and Splendid China. Some shows cost an extra 30RMB (worth it!), open 09:00 to 21:30 but call to make sure.
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