Music Myth: Starting from the Revival of National Style

Traveling through the parallel world, Lin Ye discovered that the Chinese music scene here regarded five thousand years of elegance as dross. When others were chasing Korean electronic music, he silently took the stage and started the dimensionality reduction attack with the song "Blue and White Porcelain". Capital mocked him: "What market can there be for such old-fashioned things?" Top commentators questioned him: "Singing and reciting poetry? This is neither fish nor fowl!" Until he made his drama resound at the Grammy Awards, made "Compendium of Materia Medica" ignite the world, and made millions of foreigners obsessed with learning Chinese because of the sentence "The sky is blue and the mist is waiting for the mist." They finally understood that it was not that the national style was not good, but that they had never touched the true essence of the Chinese style. (And he didn't know that the girl who accompanied him when he had nothing was the original source of all his inspiration.)