Poetry and Painting of China: One Song, Yesterday's Book, Sets the Music Scene Ablaze

Zhou Chen transmigrates to a parallel world and takes part in his school's graduation gala.

One song, "Book of Last Night," dazzles the entire audience, leaving countless students and school leaders stunned!

The lyric "Few understand; when the strings snap, who will hear?" gives voice to a hero's fervent desire to serve his country, and the helplessness and sorrow of having nowhere to express it.

As "Book of Last Night" takes the whole school by storm, it also sparks heated discussion online.

"Heroes aren't always fearless. They, too, can be lonely and vulnerable, and ache with frustration when their ambitions go unrealized!"

Then!

Ye Xuan becomes one of the creators behind Poetry and Painting of China.

Songs as poetic and picturesque as "Snow on Paper," "Orchid Pavilion Preface," "Blue and White Porcelain," "Remembering Huangshan," and "Among the Mountains and Waters" set the music scene ablaze and usher in Poetry and Painting of China!

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