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The picture is about the Chinese stage performance "Qingyi", which shows the mythological story of the Eight Immortals crossing the sea.

The Eight Immortals are important figures in traditional Chinese culture, each with their own unique abilities and imagery.

The most famous ones are Zhang Guolao, Lv Dongbin, Tieguai Li, Cao Guojiu, Han Xiangzi, Lan Caihe, He Xiangu, and Han Zhongli.

Their images are widely used in literature, art, and folklore.

The story of the Eight Immortals crossing the sea originated from ancient Chinese mythology.

It is said that in ancient times, there were eight immortals who represented different abilities, and they decided to go to the East China Sea together to find the elixir of immortality.

However, the water in the East China Sea was very deep, and they could not reach their destination directly.

So they decided to use their respective magical powers to cross the sea.

Zhang Guolao rode a donkey, Lv Dongbin held a sword, Tieguai Li leaned on a crutch, Cao Guojiu held a fan, Han Xiangzi played a flute, Lan Caihe held a flower basket, He Xiangu held a lotus flower, and Han Zhongli held a gourd.

They each used their magic powers and finally successfully crossed the sea.

This story has had a profound impact on Chinese culture.

It is not only used to express people's yearning for eternal youth but also symbolizes the spirit of unity, cooperation, and mutual help.

In addition, the image of the Eight Immortals is widely used in literature, art, and folklore.

For example, in traditional Chinese operas, the image of the Eight Immortals often appears.

And in Chinese paintings and sculptures, works with the theme of the Eight Immortals are also common.

In summary, the story of the Eight Immortals crossing the sea is a very important part of Chinese culture.

It not only represents people's yearning for eternal youth but also symbolizes the spirit of unity, cooperation, and mutual help.

At the same time, the image of the Eight Immortals is widely used in literature, art, and folklore.