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Qikou is a place with early human activities. People here have created a long history and excellent culture. Therefore, Qikou Scenic Area occupies an important place in the hearts of tourists.






The performance was very shocking, not inferior to Encounter Pingyao, the actors were very professional, the lighting and stage were also good, and at the end of the performance, the whole audience sang "Singing the Motherland" together, which was very inspiring! My family praised it unanimously, and I highly recommend it!
In the ancient town of Qikou, we enjoyed a live performance. With the surging Yellow River as the background, we built an immersive stage. It officially started at nightfall, telling the culture of Shanxi merchants. Shanxi merchants travel all over the world, and as a Shanxi person, I really feel proud and proud! The performance location is convenient for parking, and there are relatively few food and accommodation. I hope it can be improved to create a better scenic spot culture.