Watching the Song of Everlasting Regret in Xi'an during winter is just paying money to suffer.

Many say that winter is unsuitable for outdoor live performances; the cold wind makes you shiver the whole time, and all you can do is stomp your feet to keep warm, making it impossible to concentrate on the story. Especially with elderly people and children, the fear of them catching a cold turns even the most beautiful stage into torture. But *The Song of Everlasting Regret* completely shatters this rule. Because the seats are heated! A gentle warmth rises from under the seats, with Mount Li as the backdrop and the starry sky as the scenery, while before you lies the dazzling lights of the Tang Dynasty. The cold is no longer an obstacle; instead, it makes the warm experience all the more precious. A truly culturally sophisticated performance even reveals the grandeur of the Tang Dynasty in the details. The "Imperial Cleansing Pavilion" (restroom)—its name taken from an elegant term for a Tang Dynasty palace garden—not only continues the Tang-style design but also features a mother-and-baby changing table and accessible facilities, meticulously combining elegance and human-centered design. Even more remarkable is the strict no-smoking and no-noise policy throughout the performance. There are no ringing phones, no noisy discussions, only the sounds of music, water, flowing robes, and echoing poetry. It's as if time has truly reversed; you're no longer just a spectator, but have fallen into an undisturbed dream of the Tang Dynasty. So, don't let the season limit your experience. This winter, the best dream of Chang'an isn't in books, but in a warm seat, at the foot of the tranquil Lishan Mountain… Warmth for the body, tranquility for the heart, and a dream of the Tang Dynasty.