Everlasting

Set out from the hustle and bustle and go to the countryside to capture the gurgling water and the chirping of birds. Fortunately, we can come across a place where we can still hear the heavy and crisp sound of gongs and drums while standing under the gentle breeze. Then we can walk into the wheat fields and the training center and experience the spirit and charm behind the inheritance of intangible cultural heritage. Grass-cutting and gongs and drums have been around since ancient times, with ups and downs in the past. But how can a generation of artists like Yang Wenhua, who grew up when New China was founded, maintain this tranquility and poetry amidst the wave of reform and rapid social development?