How does The Longest Day in Chang 'an resemble traditional culture on the level of artifacts?

The longest day of all Chang 'an's profound thoughts will eventually fall to the production level. The Longest Day in Chang 'an not only focuses on China's aesthetic spirit in terms of spiritual value and aesthetic personality, but also pursues the similarity with traditional culture in terms of utensils. The master has created a picture scroll full of China cultural charm with ingenuity.

First, the master creates the urban structure layout with the heart of a craftsman.

The longest day in the background of Chang 'an is the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Therefore, when constructing this aesthetic world, he absorbed rich nutrients from the traditional culture of China with the heart of a craftsman, from the vast historical materials of the Tang Dynasty to the structural layout of every square town in the whole city, and then to the local customs and manners, striving for rules and regulations to follow, rather than hanging in the air and making it out of nothing, thus making his works present a strong China flavor. As director Cao Dun said in an interview, the real protagonist of The Longest Day in Chang 'an is Chang 'an. In order to restore the bustling and colorful atmosphere of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, a lot of effort was spent on the construction of the scenery. It is understood that the crew rented more than 70 acres of land and began the vast project of building Chang' an City. In order to grasp the unique aesthetic characteristics of architecture in Tang Dynasty, artists experienced the atmosphere of an ancient city. Finally, according to archaeological reports and historical classics, they drew the grass samples of Tang-style workshops in the play and built them according to the drawings.

Second, the longest day in Chang 'an is also very particular about clothes.

In terms of clothing, the longest day in Chang 'an is also very particular. In terms of costumes and soldiers' armor, the play refers to the murals and literary classics of the Tang Dynasty, which makes the costumes of the characters very close to the historical situation at that time and full of simplicity and solemnity. In addition, "Twelve o'clock", as the core image of the longest day in Chang 'an, comes from the typical cultural symbols in China. Time is the traditional time unit in China, and twelve o'clock is an important node in the plot progress of The Longest Day in Chang 'an. In order to show the flow of this hour, a large timer is specially set up in Jing 'an Division as a concrete display of the passage of time. It can be said that the longest day in Chang 'an is composed of details full of traditional cultural charm. These short board productions brought the audience into the dreamy world of the Tang Dynasty.