I Spread Chinese Music on the Streets

"She paid 100 million to invite me to her house for a recital at night? Does she want to see a performance? She is obviously greedy for my body, she is despicable!" "President Mitty is great, isn't he? He invited me to perform in the White House? I'm sorry, tell him that if he wants to watch the show, he can come squat on the street and watch it by himself!" "I just wanted to promote national musical instruments, but I didn't expect that I also saved the Chinese music scene." Time Magazine: Lin Chen, one of the greatest musicians of all time! If a music award cannot be recognized by him, its gold content will drop significantly. I'm talking about you, Grammy, why don't you hurry up and invite someone to accept the award! The rise of Western music and the decline of Chinese music. Lin Chen is an artist who walks the streets for the rise of national musical instruments. Everywhere you go, there are huge crowds of people. Countless masters, celebrities, politicians, and wealthy businessmen worked hard just to squat on the street to watch him play, and then competed to buy his instruments at sky-high prices after the performance! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.