The dance drama Only This Green blends traditional culture with modern innovation, drawing its inspiration from the ancient Chinese painting A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains. By placing the painting's cultural symbols at its core, the production brings to life the deep aesthetic value and unique charm of Chinese heritage through the medium of stage art. Through the combination of modern stage technology and creative direction, the work successfully connects traditional art with modern audiences, setting a new standard for cultural inheritance and artistic reinvention. This study examines the strengths and communication strategies that have made Only This Green stand out in the cultural market, using the frameworks of Unique Selling Proposition (USP)) theory, brand image theory and story marketing theory. It outlines a cultural marketing strategy and a plan for aligning the work with an adaptable business model. Through precise branding, emotional storytelling and diversified business extension, the study provides actionable recommendations for the show's continued growth at home and abroad and for its role in keeping traditional culture alive in a global context.