The Romance Show has gone viral in China!

During the May Day holiday, the 12 Romance Parks in China saw record high visitors and revenues. 379 romantic shows were offered in the 12 Romance Parks and 2.1 million visitors enjoyed the shows, increasing by 24% and 26% compared to the figures one year ago. During the peak times, 105 romantic shows were performed and 600,000 visitors enjoyed the shows in a single day. The industry-leading “Romance Show” refreshed the cultural tourism integration with amazing, groundbreaking carnivals. 

The Romantic Show of Songcheng offered 22 shows in a single day, refreshing its single-day show and visitor numbers of global major tourism shows. The three 3,000-seat theaters accommodated about 10,000 visitors, breaking the upper limit of visitors in peak times. Since its debut in 1997, The Romantic Show of Songcheng has offered 38,320 shows and entertained 107.9 million visitors, being the major tourism show with the highest number of shows and visitors in the world so far. In the brand new water show named Sing the Same Song, the waterside huge screen rose slowly; the familiar lines acted as beating notes, and brilliant faces were projected on the screen to witness the rare music carnival. 

19 daily shows were offered in The Romantic Show of Xi’an for two days, refreshing the single-day show and visitor numbers of major tourism shows in Xi’an again. 

11 daily shows were offered in The Romantic Show of Guangdong for two days, refreshing the show and visitor numbers of major tourism shows in Guangdong Province. 

10 daily shows were offered in The Romantic Show of Sanxia in a single day. Requested by the visitors, more shows were repeatedly offered, driving the surge of Yichang’s popularity index and making Yichang a top winner among all the cities in Hubei Province. 

8 daily shows were performed in The Romantic Show of Shanghai, making the single-day show and visitor numbers of major tourism shows in Shanghai. 

The Guilin Romance Park entertained more than 50,000 visitors in a single day, and 10 shows were offered in The Romantic Show of Guilin for several days. 

The popularity indexes of the Romance Parks in Lijiang, Jiuzhai, Zhangjiajie, Sanya, Tanhe, and Mingyue surged rapidly, offering never-ending carnivals. 

From “cultural shows” to “space-time scenario” and from “tourist destinations” to “cultural experience venues”, we saw magnificent “space-time migrations” during the May Day holiday: Over one million visitors visited the Romance Parks. Real performances never fade, and they will survive with younger expressions. The Romance Parks are writing new cultural tourism patterns in the epoch. Rather than piling up ancient and modern things, these Romance Parks help all Chinese people find their own cultural coordinates and spiritual homes.