What is the beauty of the scene in The Longest Day in Chang 'an?

When I saw The Longest Day in Chang 'an, I felt like I was watching an art exhibition. The scene inside is really beautiful, just like one oil painting after another, which makes people feel that the whole picture is inexplicably comfortable. No matter from the composition or color matching of the scene, it is simply amazing.

The long shot of the opening ceremony reflects the excitement and prosperity of the Tang Dynasty and shows the grand atmosphere of countries coming to the DPRK! In order to restore the bustling scene of Chang 'an, the first city in the world, the crew spent seven months building scenes and polishing props before shooting. Aside from these, the setting of oil painting art scenes is amazing. Every frame is the texture of the movie picture. It is not difficult for a movie to create these magnificent scenes, but for a TV series with dozens of episodes,

This is undoubtedly a huge and tedious project. Without the spirit of grinding the pestle into a needle, it is quite difficult to do it. Recently, the official artistic concept draft of The Longest Day in Chang 'an has been released. These concept drafts are the result of two years of polishing and referring to countless ancient books and documents. While being shocked by these pictures, we can also appreciate their good intentions.

During the day, people are bustling and full of fireworks. In the evening, there are many people in the downtown area, and the banquet is crowing. Thousands of years ago, Chang 'an was prosperous and ready to go. Seeing this drama is like returning to the heyday of the Tang Dynasty. I think there are few such plots that make people feel that besides plot rendering, there are artistic cells in it, and The Longest Day in Chang 'an perfectly combines these two elements. It's really hard to get. Absolutely beautiful.