In celebration of the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the award-winning dance drama "Ode to Hot-blooded Youth," was staged in Beijing on August 13 and 14. The performance captivated the capital's audience, delivering a powerful and emotionally stirring experience.

Set against the backdrop of 1930s Shanghai, the drama tells the story of passionate youths like Tian Han, Nie Er, and An E. Amidst a time of national crisis, they joined the Chinese Communist Party, using art to voice the struggles of the oppressed and rally the nation against the Japanese invasion of China. Their journey ultimately led to the creation of the "March of the Volunteers," which became the national anthem of China.

During the performance, "Ode to Hot-blooded Youth" captivated a full house with its exceptional presentation, profound themes, and stunning visual effects. Many audience members expressed that they were deeply touched and praised the drama.

"Ode to Hot-blooded Youth" is not only a masterpiece of deep thought, exquisite artistry, and exceptional production, but also a work that celebrates youth, passion, and perseverance. It inspires the people of China, especially the younger generation, to move forward with vitality and optimism towards the future.