In Suzhou, watch the first domestic 360° immersive shadow play "Faith".

On September 30th, the day before National Day, I decided to go from Jiaxing to Suzhou to watch the show. It takes more than an hour to drive there. The show starts at 7:30 pm, which is just after work. I thought there wouldn't be many people watching the show at this time, and it turned out to be true. There were indeed not many people watching the show. The story of "Faith" revolves around "one battle, two camps", telling the story of a brother and sister from a family of scholars in Suzhou who fought for the communist faith on the "front line" and the "hidden front" respectively. The story takes place in May 1935. Wu Yue, an underground party member who is undercover in Shanghai, receives urgent military intelligence from Comrade Tong that concerns the survival of the Central Red Army. However, the intelligence handover is under the surveillance of the Kuomintang Action Team. At a critical moment, Wu Yue's senior brother from military school, Wei Changgeng, lends a helping hand. They embark on an impossible mission, centered around a piece of intelligence that concerns the lives of tens of thousands of people and the future of the nation. Under the dark clouds of deceit and under the pressure of pursuit, the countdown to their lives has begun. One wrong step could lead to eternal damnation. The only thing they can rely on is their faith. The 80-minute performance truly brings a new experience. Words cannot fully express it unless you see it with your own eyes and experience it yourself. The 360° rotating audience seats and the 360° flying giant screen perfectly combine film and television content with stage reality, bringing a panoramic "virtual and real" visual feast! If you have the opportunity, be sure to experience this new form of performance. The plot is compact, the time span is large, very good-looking, and impressive. The most affordable C-zone audience seats all have good viewing effects.