Changsha is legendary! Watching Chang'e flying to the moon under the Xiangjiang River, it was so beautiful my phone got hot from taking pictures📸

Changsha is legendary! Watching Chang'e flying to the moon under the Xiangjiang River, it was so beautiful my phone got hot from taking pictures📸 🌊 Myths Come to Life: A Moon Palace Wonderland in the Deep Blue Walking through the corridor of the Deep Sea Mystery Pavilion, I heard gasps from the crowd in the distance—a moon-white figure was gracefully unfolding with the current in the giant cylindrical tank. The moment the lights dimmed, the deep blue water transformed into a profound night sky. "Chang'e," holding a jade rabbit lantern, slowly descended, her light gauze skirt rippling in the water, looking exactly like moonlight pouring into the sea [__LINK_ICON]. Her dance moves were the most stunning. When she raised her hand, schools of tropical fish gathered around; as she twirled, her skirt brushed against the transparent tank wall, and even bubbles rose with her steps. When her ascending "flight to the moon" movement was framed with rays gliding overhead, and when an actor dressed as a jade rabbit joined the interaction, the fish even seemed to understand the performance, swimming in a circle, bringing the romance of the myth right before our eyes [__LINK_ICON]. A mother with her child nearby softly told the story of Chang'e flying to the moon, and the child clutched my sleeve, whispering, "Sister, does she really live on the moon?" This performance held so many ingenious details. The natural light of the afternoon show, filtering through the water, made the embroidered patterns of the "Moon Palace Immortal Robe" clearly visible. The 7:00 PM night show, added for National Day, was even more incredible: drone moon lights glided overhead, and the lighting dyed Chang'e's dress fluorescent, perfectly capturing the poetic imagery of "the moon rising from the sea" [__LINK_ICON]. As the performance ended, "Chang'e" slowly sank to the bottom, and the fish still lingered in the light and shadows. It took me a while to realize that I had been completely mesmerized for a full 8 minutes. 📝 Nanny-Level Guide to Visiting: Avoid Crowds and Take Amazing Photos As someone who's seen two shows, I must personally teach you this guide to avoid pitfalls, so even beginners can take photos worthy of a Xianxia drama poster! 🌟 Key Information to Remember First - Show Name: Underwater Chang'e: Moon Palace Wonderland - Location: Deep Sea Mystery Pavilion at Xiangjiang Happy Ocean Park (Giant Cylindrical Tank Area) - Show Duration: Approximately 8 minutes (every second is worth cherishing!) - Showtimes: Daily at 2:00 PM, 4:00 PM. An additional 7:00 PM night show on holidays (Check announcements upon entry to avoid a wasted trip!) - Cost: Free! Accessible with park admission. VIP viewing spots can be reserved 3 days in advance, including commentary and themed refreshments [__LINK_ICON] 📸 Three Golden Photo Spots for Legendary Shots 1. Front and Center C-Spot: The first row directly in front of the cylindrical tank allows you to fully capture Chang'e's spins and her dance with the fish. Use burst mode for continuous shooting, and any screenshot will be wallpaper-worthy. 2. Side Upward Angle: Stand on the ramp of the viewing platform and shoot upwards to capture the feeling of "Chang'e floating overhead," as if you yourself are submerged in the deep sea. 3. Reflection on the Ground: The reflective floor tiles at the bottom of the tank are a treasure! Water reflections + real person in the frame. Wear light-colored clothes for a sophisticated composition worthy of a magazine cover [__LINK_ICON]. ⚠️ Important Reminder: Absolutely no flash photography! It will disturb the performers and fish. Also, please don't hold up your phone for too long, blocking the view for other visitors behind you. 🔮 Hidden Gems 90% of People Don't Know About - Wishing Interaction: After the performance, Chang'e will release "wishing lanterns." Scan the QR code to write your wish for a chance to appear on the park's light wall! - Hanfu Transformation: Hanfu rental is available in the park. Wear traditional Chinese clothing and pose with the underwater Chang'e for an immersive experience. - Themed Refreshments: The Osmanthus Honey Dew and Jade Rabbit Milk Cap at the "Moon Palace Tea House" next door are a must-try. Enjoy them while waiting for the show for a full sense of ritual [__LINK_ICON]. - Behind-the-Scenes Easter Egg: If you miss the show, you can watch the rehearsal documentary at the Visitor Center, revealing how the post-00s performers hold their breath for 60 seconds to complete their movements, with hundreds of rehearsals leading to these 8 minutes of wonder. 🎢 Park Easter Egg: More Than Just Chang'e, All-Day Fun Don't rush off after seeing the underwater Chang'e; the entire park holds so many surprises, one day isn't enough! - Must-Experience Crossover Activities: During National Day, there's a National Tide Festival. After the show, you can catch the King's COSER parade and intangible cultural heritage lantern dances. In the evening, there's a 7:30 PM fireworks + drone show, weaving traditional cultural romance throughout the day. - Adorable Marine Animal Interactions: Go to the underwater tunnel to watch sharks swim overhead. The jellyfish spectacle hall has incredibly dreamy lighting, and the alpacas in the pet pavilion will come over for feeding. Kids can play there all afternoon. - Summer Exclusive Fun: In summer, you can switch to the Happy Water Area. The wave pool and rainbow slide are super stress-relieving. When you're tired, head to the Langham Hotel for a limited-edition dessert to end the day perfectly [__LINK_ICON]. As I left, the sunset was just right. I remembered coming to the park just for one show, but in the end, I was moved by the romance throughout the park. It turns out that traditional culture is not just words in old books; it can be a graceful skirt dancing in the deep sea, a cheer erupting under fireworks, and the starlight in the eyes of every ordinary person. Next time you come to Changsha, don't just remember Tea Yan and stinky tofu. Come to Xiangjiang Happy Ocean Park and watch an underwater Chang'e flying to the moon—after all, such romance is worth a special trip.