Mount Moni Scenic Area Performance Stand Seating Project

Manishan Intangible Cultural Heritage Town is a 4A level scenic spot located in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. It was rated as a national 4A level tourist attraction in September 2021. The key scenic spot of the "Ten Thousand Miles Tea Ceremony" intangible cultural heritage tour in Hohhot City. The town focuses on red culture, agricultural culture, intangible cultural heritage display, cultural exchange, and stage performance, aiming to become an important window for the display and exchange of intangible cultural heritage in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. It aims to establish a special intangible cultural heritage display system for folk artists, cultural groups, and various regional tourism institutions. At the same time, we will deeply explore the cultural connotations of "Daqingshan Cavalry" and "Wanli Tea Ceremony", forming a new business model of cultural tourism+intangible cultural heritage+small town. Selected as one of the 66 popular check-in spots by the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Department of Culture and Tourism.

In 2024, the scenic area plans a large-scale live action drama called "Praise to Mount Moni", which mainly showcases the city of Hohhot (formerly known as Guihua City and Guisui) from the establishment of the city by Alatan Khan in the Ming Dynasty to the rise of commercial routes during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. First, 100000 craftsmen gathered south of Yinshan, and then 200000 camels traveled between the southern and northern deserts. Every year, millions of tons of southern tea are transported to various European countries, and millions of sheep and horses from the northern border are raised in key areas of the capital. The drama is characterized by a long time span, rich plot, strong storytelling, multiple performance forms that are deeply moving, and hundreds of intangible cultural heritage skills integrated during the period. The scenic area will redesign and plan the original "nomadic life experience area", with a fixed stand for 2500 people, overlooking the natural landscape from a high place. The camel caravan winds its way through the ridges and ravines, and couples on the suspension bridge bid farewell with deep affection. A traditional Mongolian yurt will hold a special wedding ceremony that combines Mongolian and Han cultures.

The Chuangxiong Stand undertook the construction of the stand, which took over two months from planning to production and installation. The location where the performance was originally held had slopes and valleys, and was rugged and uneven. The designer adapted the existing terrain to create a staggered and orderly stage. The foundation of the grandstand will level the ground, and steel structure platforms will be built in areas with grooves. Build a grandstand on the prepared platform.

The overall structure of the grandstand is made of light steel, with 16 gauge I-beams and columns. The pedals are made of modular light steel 40 * 40 square tube keels and covered with 2.5 anti slip steel plates. The seats in the stands are supported by steel frames (painted in roasted wood color) and equipped with willow eucalyptus anti-corrosion wooden benches. Create a vintage atmosphere as a whole. Install a sunshade above the stands, which can cover all the stands under the sunset.