Showbiz: One Song, “Young Man,” to Revive Chinese Pop

Su Chen transmigrates to a parallel world and takes part in a Chinese-language music festival. In an era when Korean and Japanese pop are all the rage, most singers sensibly choose to perform current K-pop songs. With no one expecting much of him, Su Chen changes his song at the last minute and sets the whole venue ablaze with “A Young China”! Chinese audiences and singers alike are moved to tears! The lyrics, “The young have their own wild spirit, hearts shining like a blazing sun! No hardship can stop me, today I am a young man,” express Su Chen’s ambition to revive the Chinese music scene! As “A Young China” brings the audience to tears, it sparks heated discussion online! “Don’t let Korean pop get more and more arrogant! Chinese pop is the best!” Then! “Preface to the Orchid Pavilion” weaves love into calligraphy, creating an extraordinary artistic mood! “Blue and White Porcelain” inspires even more people to fall in love with China’s porcelain and Jiangnan’s ink paintings. From then on, Su Chen ushers in a new era for Chinese pop music!