On a stormy night, 26-year-old violinist Jiang Li suddenly went deaf while performing Tchaikovsky's D major concerto at the Golden Hall. The doctor said, “Sudden sensorineural hearing loss. The chance of recovery is under three percent.” Jiang Li smashed her trophy. “What's a violinist without sound? A museum specimen?”
Her manager handed her a business card: “Zhou Mo Studio: We restore instruments, and souls.”
