"I think Senior Han Tae-joon's ideas and plans are very effective. However, Chinese people have a serious drawback: they are too arrogant and do not know how to cherish things."

"They have a five-thousand-year-old cultural heritage, yet they show no concern for their cultural traditions, and even prefer to discard those perfect traditions in order to learn the cultural customs of the West, North America, and even our Korea and Japan."

"I still can't understand how these Chinese people have passed down their culture for thousands of years. They don't understand how much we admire and yearn for their culture. We Koreans and Japanese have studied them for thousands of years, but we only learned the basics. We had no choice but to start creating our own culture with great difficulty."

"But the garbage we created is actually loved and sought after by Chinese people, which I really can't understand. Look at the West and North America, how long is the history of those countries?"

"A burly singer," Jung Jae-seok said excitedly.

"Senior Suo is absolutely right. Everything in China is beautiful and worthy of the world's longing. It's a pity they don't know how to cherish it. They are a bunch of fools. They don't deserve all that beauty."

"Do you know that I really like Chinese culture? Let me give you an example. Valentine's Day in the West is actually because a person was executed and the church set it up to commemorate him. It has nothing to do with lovers, but this festival has been passed down and has become popular all over the world, especially among Chinese people."

"On February 14th, their WeChat Moments were full of brainwashing consumerist rhetoric. I don't understand why a country with a culture that the whole world envies would be so obsessed with a Western holiday."

Kim Song-mi took a sip of water, looked at Jung Jae-seok who was giving a speech, and said.

"Senior, I think there are no such holidays in China, so that's why they do this, after all, they have such a large population."

"No, no, no... This is what I want to say next."

Jung Jae-seok stood up and straightened the clothes on his obese body.

"In China, there is a very, very romantic festival. It was called the Qiqiao Festival a long time ago, but it was later changed to Qixi Festival. It is a festival related to the moon. According to tradition, on that day, people would thread needles, gaze at the moon, and lovers would express their love by the grape trellis."

"There is the story of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl, who will meet on the Magpie Bridge on that day. There is a beautiful moon palace on the moon and a jade rabbit. This is a very traditional Valentine's Day."

"My goodness, I didn't even know China had such a holiday. They must really love their own country's Valentine's Day, right?"

Someone exclaimed in surprise and envy.

"No, no, no... Not only do they dislike it, but many people, in order to support their own 214 (a day associated with the Chinese Valentine's Day), actually suppress their own festival. People who say that Qixi Festival is a bumpkin."

Jung Jae-seok seemed somewhat angry because he really loved Chinese culture.

"Oh no... these damn Chinese people, they don't want such a good holiday. Should we make it our tradition?"

"Hehe, they're already thinking of a solution. Given the arrogance and ignorance of the Chinese, they'll probably just protest a couple of times and then give in, just like our previous kimchi tradition."

"Don't even mention kimchi, some people in Southeast Asia have already started to distort the Lunar New Year. If this continues, China will have few traditions left, and they will be living the dregs of our invention."

"Alright, we can report these issues to the traditional institutions and associations. Now is not the time for discussion. Right now, we still need to focus on the music sector."

Han Tae-joon stopped the group from discussing traditional festivals.

At that moment, the official website of Fengyu had just released "Hometown," and he couldn't wait to open it.

Then the room fell silent.

The music started, a catchy melody unlike any other rock music, with drums, piano, guitar, and other instruments blending perfectly, followed by a series of electronic sounds that sent chills down your spine.

Especially that last electronic sound, it pulled you very far away, as if you were wandering in deep space.

The intro is very long, as everyone has noticed. This song has the longest intro of all of Chen Feng's released songs to date.

However, they also discovered that this was the song with the best intro among all of Chen Feng's songs. They would be willing to listen to it even if it were three times longer. They realized that piano, guitar, drums, and electric guitar could be blended together so well.

The Koreans learned something new; their faces were filled with amazement and disbelief.

Oh, my good.

"This Chen Feng... is really amazing... He's several times stronger than our superstar Jack. I really love the melody of his songs, even though I don't understand what he's singing."

"Yes, I love it too. Have you guys heard this song 'Hometown'? The intro is so perfect. I really hope he can release some English songs. I'll definitely become a fan of his."

"あなたのことが好きです, Chen Feng! I really want to teach you Japanese and then write some Japanese songs. Your Chinese is really nice."

"Chen Feng, come to South Korea to develop your career, learn Korean, release Korean songs. I understand that you are not well received in your own country."

"I also find it very hard to understand. Shouldn't a country feel proud and honored to have a great singer? Why would they suppress him? They're willing to disown their ancestors for money."

These are comments from many foreign netizens on international forums. Chen Feng has now gained a certain fan base worldwide.

"Yoshi, this song about my hometown is really good. Our great Japan is currently creating a large-scale instrumental piece, and it has given me inspiration. I already have a certain direction. This Mr. Chen is truly a benefactor to me, Matsumoto Ichiro."

"It's not just you, Matsumoto-sama, but also Chen-san's songs tonight. I think my bottleneck has disappeared. Those Chinese singers are really stupid. They don't learn from such a great master, and they even try to suppress him. It's despicable."

Japan excels at learning; although the country is small, its economic and cultural level is indeed among the world's best.

"Hurry up and learn it, play it again, the intro, pay attention to the moment the electronic music comes out, and the length of that last loud electronic sound."

"Pay attention to its rhythm changes, damn, I'm so excited, I didn't know rock could be done like this. I always thought rock was just about hitting beat-beat non-stop from the beginning, but I didn't know it could incorporate such a nice melody."

Daehan and Han Tae-joon were extremely excited.

At this moment, netizens in China were completely stunned. They hadn't even heard the singing part yet, but they were already kneeling in admiration.

The moment the intro started, it was so incredibly catchy, it completely captivated me.