#National Centre for the Performing Arts' Program: Yuan Dadu This Year, the Forbidden City Next Year# In a recent interview, Committee Member Wang Ning discussed the goal of showcasing a vibrant and approachable Beijing to young people. In recent years, productions from the National Centre for the Performing Arts have repeatedly gained widespread popularity beyond traditional audiences. From the internationally acclaimed grandeur of Wagner's "Ring" cycle to original plays like "Jin Zhongdu" and "Swifts" that have captured the attention of the youth, the NCPA has pioneered a unique approach to balancing artistic leadership with market demand. Each instance of breaking into the mainstream represents a profound dialogue between art and the public, as well as a rediscovery of the value of cultural platforms. Looking ahead, how can Beijing's rich cultural resources be further utilized? How can new technologies be integrated to enhance public interest and understanding of the arts? During the National Two Sessions, these topics were explored in an interview with Wang Ning, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and the Party Secretary and Director of the National Centre for the Performing Arts.