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Chang'e, the moon goddess, is one of the best-loved figures in Chinese folklore.
At China Media Group's 2026 Mid-Autumn Festival Gala, singers Wu Bixia and Cai Chengyu bring her story to the stage in Guanghan Palace. With Zide Guqin Studio, the performance blends opera-style singing, pop vocals and traditional Chinese music, while Ma-style shadow puppetry from Anhui Province, a traditional folk art, adds the legend's imagery.
Music, shadow puppetry and dance come together in a romantic Mid-Autumn scene.
Chang'e, the moon goddess, is one of the best-loved figures in Chinese folklore.
At China Media Group's 2026 Mid-Autumn Festival Gala, singers Wu Bixia and Cai Chengyu bring her story to the stage in Guanghan Palace. With Zide Guqin Studio, the performance blends opera-style singing, pop vocals and traditional Chinese music, while Ma-style shadow puppetry from Anhui Province, a traditional folk art, adds the legend's imagery.
Music, shadow puppetry and dance come together in a romantic Mid-Autumn scene.