"Third floor: No, I want to forward this to my friends. It's so boring to listen to music alone! I must call some friends over!"

As the comments became more and more bizarre, some girls even openly teased Ji Yu in the comments. These were not netizens! They were just a bunch of dandy boys visiting a brothel!

After Ji Yu finished playing the pipa, he started explaining the next instrument in order. After that, he started performing again.

He stayed on the stage for half an hour, and no one took the initiative to call him down.

I knew Ji Yu had walked to the last instrument.

He picked up the clay xun in his hand, introduced it, and then said to Ye Tangyin, "Sister Tangyin, I may need to borrow your famous song later."

After hearing this, Ye Tangyin began to look at this thin young man with admiration and made an OK gesture to him.

At this time, the barrage floated by.

"Tangtang is mine: Oh my god! Why does my wife look so compatible with someone else?"

"Tang Yin: The guy upstairs! Please give up this dangerous idea immediately. This guy is only 19. My sister likes mature guys."

As Ji Yu played the pottery xun, a melodious sound coming from afar soon reached everyone's ears through mobile phones.

Ji Yu played Ye Tangyin's famous song "Running to the Moon". The melody of this song is gentle, but it has a different flavor when played on a clay xun.

Ji Yu specially listened to one or two pieces of ancient music last night, thinking that they might be useful in today's performance.

The first few songs are basically ancient songs, which are generally less popular among the public. Ye Tangyin's pop music with an ancient style is more popular with the public.

After the song, several artists came on stage.

Several people thought they were going to get their musical instruments, but in the end they were all going for Ji Yu.

"Brother Ji, I just heard from others that you are studying acting. I think you should switch to music! I happen to be a teacher at University A, and I happen to have a vacancy there. Do you want to consider changing departments?"

The inheritors of the flute and the xiao are a couple. They said generously: "We made this flute and the xiao specially for this competition. Just treat it as a gift. I hope you will continue to love folk music in the future."

The old man who made pottery xun also vied to give the xun to Ji Yu.

Apart from accepting a few inexpensive musical instruments, Ji Yu politely declined all other good intentions and expressed his gratitude.

Seeing him bow at a 90-degree angle, several veteran artists reluctantly praised him before leaving, saying, "He is indeed a good talent! And as soon as you see how humble and polite he is, you can tell that he was raised in a scholarly family."

As the old artists left, the barrage reached its climax again.

"First floor: I saw my grandfather. He made me learn how to make pottery ocarinas from him since I was a kid. I didn't like it so I ran away from home."

"Second floor: My teacher, who has been learning the pipa for half her life but has never found a successor, finally waited for me. I think this contestant's pipa is not the kind I learned, but he plays it really well."

"Third floor: The erhu player is an old artist here. He has been learning erhu for most of his life, but in the past two years, fewer and fewer people have come to learn the art. We really don't want something that has been passed down for thousands of years to be lost in our generation, so he took a train for more than ten hours alone, hoping to promote the erhu through this program."

"Fourth Floor: Yes, yes! When the contestants introduced the origins of these instruments, I saw several artists wiping away tears."

"Fifth floor: You seem to have watched the wrong show! The veteran artists are on the show next door, and were pulled here by the director team. This guy is here to take an elective, not to promote traditional musical instruments."

"Sixth Floor: I was wondering why you got off topic..."