Musical, inspired by the ancient craft of the 'blue and white', will enchant audiences in the capital city, Chen Nan reports.

In the realm where artistry meets history, Qingbai (blue and white) porcelain of the Song Dynasty (960-1279) emerges as a muse that transcends time. Its delicate beauty, characterized by its translucent glaze and intricate designs, has inspired generations of artists across various mediums. One such homage comes alive in the form of a mesmerizing dance drama, where movement, music, and visual art converge to weave a narrative that resonates with the essence of Qingbai porcelain.

Titled Blue and White: Impression of China, the dance drama, produced and performed by artists of China Oriental Performing Arts Group, will be premiered at Beijing's Poly Theatre with shows running from Friday to Sunday.

On July 26, a preview of the dance drama was staged at Beijing's Drum Tower, one of the landmarks of the capital, marking the opening of the production.