Introduction: Turandot, a three-act opera, is one of the greatest works of Puccini, a famous Italian opera master, and the last work in his life. The story of Turandot begins with One Thousand and One Nights, a collection of oriental stories written by an unknown Persian in the 7th century A.D./kloc-by Italian playwright Carlo? Gotz wrote it as a play in 1762, and then German poet Schiller translated and adapted it. Puccini wrote an opera of the same name in 1924. Turandot embodies Puccini's deep China complex. In this China-themed opera, Puccini specially selected the melody of China folk song Jasmine as one of the important musical themes of Turandot. 1924, Puccini died in the second scene of the third act, and stopped his affectionate pen, leaving the world with a never-ending Turandot. The rest of Turandot was composed by Puccini's student and Italian composer Alfano. In the Chinese opera Turandot, the young composer Hao Weiya was entrusted to continue writing for 18 minutes, becoming the third sequel of the opera Turandot in the world so far. The famous director Chen Xinyi injected a profound interpretation of "love" and "heroism" into it; Gao Guangjian, a famous choreographer, created the most artistic "China Stage". At the premiere, Lu Jia, a famous conductor in China, took the lead. Many powerful artists have joined hands to create a new artistic realm for their works. As the story of a Chinese princess written by China people for the first time, it is full of the painstaking efforts and wisdom of China artists. This performance is also the fifth time to meet the audience since the premiere of the National Centre for the Performing Arts version of Turandot. After 18 performances, this time, it will present a more beautiful and moving face for the "Chinese princess". Turandot is a three-act opera adapted from a pantomime by the famous Italian composer Puccini Giacomao. Tell the people a legendary story of China imagined by westerners. Turandot's story began with Arabian Nights and Turandot./kloc-a collection of oriental stories written by an unknown Persian in the 7th century, 1762 was written as a play by Italian playwright Carlo Gozzi. The later translation and adaptation of Turandot by Schiller, a German poet, is his masterpiece.