Chinese Music: Doesn't Such a Big Country Have Its Own Music? !

Jiang Lai, a Chinese music lover, traveled to a parallel world. There is a serious gap in Chinese music here, and many local musical instruments have long since disappeared in the long history. In the concert hall of Fanghua University, a foreigner asked very seriously: "You have a country with more than one billion people. Don't you have your own music?" "The piano is our Western music, as is the violin, cello, guitar, trombone, all of these! Excuse me, don't you have your own musical instrument?" "I'm here to learn and communicate, but you're playing our instruments, so I might as well not come!" These words were like knives stabbing into the hearts of the people present, but no one dared to stand up. Bite! The traditional Chinese music promotion system is activated! Jiang Lai knew he could no longer remain silent: "Who said that the Yangtze Empire doesn't have its own musical instruments?!" … Since then, countless Chinese music performances have been announced to the world through his hands—the rise of Chinese music! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.