I never imagined that someone would actually care about me, someone who grew up in a foreign country.

It turns out that not all Chinese people see themselves as traitors or sellouts.

It turns out there are even local Chinese stars who write songs for overseas compatriots like themselves!

And Wang Yueheng's performance.

It seems to be a reminder to domestic listeners who hold prejudices against overseas Chinese.

Don't condemn all our compatriots living overseas.

Of course, there are some rotten apples among these people who betray their motherland.

But most people still retain a deep love and attachment to their hometown.

Just like Wang Zhan and Kong Ruoxi from the Overseas Chinese Chamber of Commerce, and Dr. Nokland who has already sacrificed his life...

Many overseas Chinese have also made their own contributions to the development of China.

They deserve the respect of our compatriots in China.

"Thank you, Wang Yueheng!"

"Although we are overseas, we still hope to make our own contribution to the hometown of the Dragon."

"Although I wear Western clothes, I still have the heart of a Chinese nation!"

"No matter where this singer tours in the United States in the future, I will go to support him!"

"Just for this song, 'Descendants of the Dragon'!"

"I really want to go back to the Dragon Kingdom!"...

In the official live stream room of the Overseas Chinese Chamber of Commerce on YouTube.

Young Chinese audiences were moved by Wang Yueheng's song.

They all typed out their heartfelt thoughts on the keyboard.

I am grateful for the encouragement and inspiration brought by this singer from China who traveled a long distance.

From this moment on.

The lonely patriotic heart is no longer lonely.

They knew that in the distant land of dragons, there was such a young artist cheering them on and protecting them.

Some people even had the idea of ​​returning to China and regaining their Chinese citizenship.

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"#Ways for Overseas Chinese and People of Chinese Descent to Return to China"...

Some questions related to Chinese nationality are trending on social media.

It began to quietly appear on overseas search engines such as Google.

"Dragon, dragon, open your eyes wide!"

"Always keep your eyes open."

"Dragon, dragon, open your eyes wide!"

"Always keep your eyes open..."

The next moment.

Scenes related to the Dragon Kingdom began to reappear on the stage.

The bustling metropolis of Shanghai, with its towering skyscrapers rising from the ground; Chang'an, the ancient city that started the Silk Road a thousand years ago; and the 5D magical city of the mountain city...

The ancient capital of six dynasties—Yan, Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming, and Qing—is the political and cultural center of the Chinese nation and a top-tier metropolis.

The giant golden dragon that was originally hovering above the stage.

Now it swoops down again, its eyes shining brightly as it navigates through the holographic cityscapes.

And these are modern, civilized cities.

These miracles were created by the hardworking descendants of the dragon, drop by drop of sweat and blood.

There was no foreign aggression, and no war plunder.

This dragon kingdom rose rapidly through peaceful means.

Wow~

As the music played, the appearance of each city's image elicited gasps of amazement from the audience, both domestic and international.

Even Leonardo DiCaprio, a movie star who has visited almost all the developed countries in the world.

Seeing these incredibly prosperous and advanced cities, each with its own unique Chinese historical characteristics, I was deeply moved.

"Really? Isn't China heavily polluted, with its skies always gray? How come it's so bright and clear?"

"I heard on the news that people in China, regardless of gender, still wear long braids and ride in rickshaws. How could there be so many cars on their roads?"

"Huh? Were we all scammed?"

"These all look like real footage, how could they be faked?"

"To be honest, I still have some doubts. Is China really that developed? Do their cities even have subways?"

The scene shifted from the natural scenery of the two mother rivers of the Dragon Kingdom to a modern metropolis.

The foreign viewers, whether sitting in front of their computers or at the venue, began to look bewildered.