I plan to find some embarrassing moments of Wang Yueheng after tonight, edit them together, and post them online.

This is what made this young man, who dared to make decisions with professors from the music academy and the Chinese department, stand out.

Experience firsthand what it means to be brutally beaten by reality!

After a heated discussion.

Most people in the live stream were looking forward to Wang Yueheng's performance tonight.

I'm curious whether he can live up to his claims.

They have enough evidence to prove that the works of two top university professors are garbage.

Everything is ready.

Wang Yueheng raised the microphone and addressed the people around him:

"After returning from recording today, I saw many people tagging me on Douyin (TikTok)."

"Many people have commented that I lack singing skills and writing talent..."

"Actually, I don't care about these comments. After all, everyone has their own aesthetic sense, and you can't force it."

"But there is one thing I cannot tolerate."

“That was one of my fans, a military wife who was a fan of my husband. Her husband sacrificed his life for the country while guarding the frontier.”

"And she chose to bravely move forward alone, carrying her vows and longing for her husband."

"Such loyalty and steadfastness in love have been met with merciless ridicule and mockery online."

"Some even ridiculed her for being old-fashioned, feudal, and stubborn..."

"I just don't understand, what's wrong with the brains of these people who are cursing and laughing at her?"

"What about our Dragon Kingdom's long-standing, beautiful, and profound views on love and culture? Have they all been forgotten?"

"But at the same time, I am also very fortunate that my fans are inspired by my songs and bravely move forward."

"Tonight, I want to dedicate a new song to this military wife who is brave and loyal in love."

"I admire your courage and wish you all the best in the days to come!"

"I dedicate my original song 'A Bridge of Fate' to military wives and all my fans!"

After saying that.

Wang Yueheng turned on the accompaniment speakers.

In the afternoon.

He then went to musician Jing Renbing, who first created the instrumental version of the song.

Because the background music was relatively simple, it only took a few hours to set it up.

The reason I chose this song.

Besides the themes depicted within, there is also the unwavering trust in love.

It also perfectly incorporates the poems that Wang Yueheng mentioned on stage.

It will be together with classic ancient poems.

The mystery was unveiled in front of everyone.

"A Bridge of Fate? That's an interesting name."

"Is that the Bridge of Helplessness...?"

"It seems to have a bit of a traditional Chinese style..."

...

Upon hearing the name of the new song, various guesses flooded the comments section.

Wang Yueheng, dressed in plain casual clothes, stood in the center of the square.

Not far behind him.

Traffic police motorcycles flashed red and blue lights.

The flashing police lights mixed with the city's bustling lights created a unique stage lighting effect.

Several police officers in uniform stood there, watching the boy from a distance.

The melody, accompanied by guzheng and guitar, came from the speakers.

Wang Yueheng composed himself, quickly raised the microphone, and got into the rhythm of the song.

"The moon of Qin, the pass of Han"

"The Long March—the people have not returned."

"But if only the Flying General were here in Longcheng..."

"We will not allow the barbarian horses to cross the Yin Mountains..."

A professional pharyngeal voice rang out instantly.

The huge square immediately resounded with Wang Yueheng's singing voice, which sounded like the shouting of traditional opera.

The song begins with a complete poem.

In addition, there was an unexpected and unique singing style.

This gave everyone a sudden shock!

The opening of this new song is technically sophisticated.

That's really a bit too high...

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Note: The original singers of "A Bridge of Fate" are Wang Leehom and Tan Weiwei; the lyrics are by Vincent Fang; and the music is by Wang Leehom.