A Hundred Birds Pay Homage to the Phoenix, Virtuous Sons and Filial Sons Kneel All over the Mountain

A well-known wealthy businessman in China paid tens of millions to ask Su Ming, an ordinary suona maker in the town, to play the song "Hundred Birds Facing the Phoenix" for his late grandfather. As soon as this incident came out, the whole network was in an uproar. What is even more surprising is that this suona craftsman refused the request of the wealthy businessman because his virtue did not match the music. Just when the entire Internet was ridiculing and accusing this unknown suona maker of being ignorant, and questioning the song "Hundred Birds Facing the Phoenix". Until an old woman in the town passed away. Su Ming sat firmly on the chair next to the coffin and picked up the suona. When the suona sounds, hundreds of birds turn into phoenixes! The virtuous grandson and the filial son, wearing sackcloth and mourning, knelt all over the mountain... From then on, Su Ming began a life of speaking for traditional culture and art in a parallel world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.