Located on the traditional central axis of Beijing, Shengshi Gongyan is an immersive national-style feast that combines historical reenactment, imperial cuisine, and live-action experiences.

Package Includes:

· Live performance
· Imperial banquet dinner
· Hanfu (traditional Chinese clothing) rental
· Access to the second-floor "Jie Guang" (Early PRC Era Folk Exhibition)

Seating & Pricing:

Zone Price (RMB)
Yellow (VIP) 598
Orange 518
Blue 398

Performance Schedule:
Three shows daily:

· 12:00 – 13:30
· 17:00 – 18:30
· 19:00 – 20:30

Each session includes 75 minutes of performance + 15 minutes of interactive experience.

Highlights:

Feature 1 – Grand Historical Spectacle
Set against the backdrop of the glorious Yongle era of the Ming Dynasty, the banquet recreates the triumphant celebration of victory over the Mongol Yuan, national unification, and universal peace. The stage design is majestic and atmospheric, with exquisite light-and-shadow effects, elegant imperial costumes, and meticulously detailed sets—fully reproducing the splendor and dignity of a royal court, delivering an awe-inspiring audio-visual experience.

Feature 2 – Imperial Cuisine
The dinner features four renowned signature dishes: Buddha Jumps Over the Wall, Peking Duck, Lion's Head Meatballs, and Dongpo Pork—a true double delight for the palate and the eyes.

Feature 3 – Hanfu & Retro Experience
Guests may change into Hanfu before heading to the second floor, where they can explore various scenes from the early days of the People's Republic of China (1949–1950s) and interact with live NPCs. Upon entry, each guest receives a set of "ration coupons" (food stamps) to spend at the supply and marketing cooperative and other venues, creating an engaging, immersive experience.

Bonus Surprise: Explore more scenes enhanced by state-of-the-art holographic projection technology—hidden eggs await! 

Feature 4 – Rooftop & Courtyard Views
The second floor also features a replica of a traditional Beijing courtyard (siheyuan), perfect for photo opportunities. On the third floor, you can "ascend to the clouds" and enjoy a panoramic view of the Beijing cityscape, look down over the old Hutong neighborhoods, and experience the charm of the "aerial central axis."