Storyline: Young visitors enjoy Shanghai's vibrant nightlife culture [Voice_over] As night falls, entertainment venues like the Asia Mansion in Shanghai come alive. Their productions attract young people looking to relax after a hard day's work. Musicals, talk-shows and mono-dramas are some of the go-to choices for those seeking immersive experiences. Municipal government policies, like extended operating hours and curated nightlife festivals, are fueling the interest. [Sound_bite] Jiang Xiaoying, Audience Member, The Musical "Mist Makers": "It's been trending in Shanghai to relax by visiting live shows. Friends of my age said people born in the 1990s and 2000s around them prefer to relax in this way, since it's leisurely, relaxing and happy." [Voice_over] Shanghai authorities have supported the night economy by promoting popular landmarks and top nightlife destinations. Creators of musicals and dramas are attracting visitors by creating engaging stories or using show credits to cross-promote other productions. [Sound_bite] Liang Yanni, Choreographer, The Musical "Mist Makers": "Our musical featured crossovers with other shows. For example, after the main performance concludes, we would include crossover elements as the credits roll. This helped the audience experience different theatrical works centered around female characters." [Voice_over] Official data shows Shanghai has consistently maintained the top position in China's national night economy index throughout 2025. The increase is also reflected in theater bookings. [Sound_bite] Tian Xin, Producer and Presenter, The Musical "Mist Makers": "Our musical, which began its run at the end of May and continues through tonight, has now reached its sixty-sixth performance. It will run until October 8th, with a total of 103 scheduled shows. Our musical has accounted for approximately 70 percent to 80 percent of the total box office revenue in the musical theater market." [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]