"I heard there are two orioles"
"Resounding Across China"
"In the Spring and Autumn Period..."
As Wang Yueheng appeared in the center of the stage, along with "Xiao Caiqi" who was slowly spinning beside him, they immediately became the focus of the entire audience.
It was as if the entire flock of birds returning had found its core.
Wang Yueheng's singing voice showcased increasingly dazzling and ethereal dance moves.
"Beautiful, so beautiful!"
Su Jindong, a cameraman from a central media outlet, stood behind the camera lens, stunned as he watched the beautiful scene on the stage through the lens.
He kept muttering to himself.
The music and dance visuals are so good that no post-production editing is needed at all.
You can play it directly after filming!
Every dance move and musical combination is almost perfect, leaving the audience breathless.
"All birds return to their nests"
"Reunite with people from all over the world"
"I ask the oracle bones again for a spring rain..."
Just then.
Wang Yueheng and the choir sang together in unison.
The scene on stage changed again.
What began as a vast, desolate wilderness gradually transformed into a land covered with various ancient buildings.
Beneath the glazed tiles of the nine-tiered palace.
In the courtyard of the imperial palace, on a high sacrificial platform.
The ancient emperor, dressed in a magnificent dragon robe and with a majestic expression, is holding bamboo slips in his hands and looking up at the sky.
It seemed to be gazing at the birds returning one after another from afar.
At his feet lay countless armored soldiers and civil and military officials in submission.
Everyone seemed to be devoutly praying to God for something.
After seeing the fiery red Vermilion Bird and countless peacocks and other birds flying in the sky.
A surprised smile suddenly appeared on the face of this ancient emperor.
He then hurriedly led the empress and princes beside him to kneel down and worship in the direction from which the birds had flown.
"All birds return to their nests"
"Inviting all to pay their respects"
"Revisiting the first stroke of a Chinese character..."
Wang Yueheng's singing voice was like a spring breeze sweeping across the land.
It swept over the heads of the civil and military officials who were kneeling devoutly in the palace.
Leading the phoenix, the vermilion bird, the osprey, and the swan—symbols of good fortune and peace—to return together to their original homeland.
This brought a glimmer of hope to the ancient emperors whom they worshipped with all their hearts.
“工乂下士下下乂”
"Senior clerk..."
Immediately, spring rain fell on the stage.
The choir's Nanyin-style singing once again resounded throughout the venue.
The gentle melody and the ever-changing projected images blend together, creating an indescribable sense of comfort and beauty.
However, faced with these rather strange Chinese characters, all the audience members were once again left bewildered.
What do these peculiar ancient Chinese characters represent?
"This is the score for Nanyin music, specifically for string and wind instruments! Or it might be called Gongyi score!"
"Gongyi notation originated in the Han Dynasty and has been passed down in southern Fujian to this day. It is an ancient way of recording musical scores."
"Wang Yueheng probably wanted to pay tribute to this way of musical inheritance created by insightful people in China through this Nanyin singing style!"...
Amidst countless chaotic bullet comments.
A comment from a music academy professor immediately caught people's attention.
His explanation of the Nanyin Gongyi score in the song was quickly copied and forwarded by countless fans.
This dispelled the doubts in the minds of many viewers.
"I thought Wang Yueheng was just using 'A Hundred Birds Returning to Their Nests' to celebrate the return of Chinese cultural relics."
"I never imagined the song contained so many deeper meanings..."
"Paying tribute to the ancient sages of the Dragon Kingdom who created a brilliant culture!"
"As a descendant of the Dragon Kingdom who speaks the Min dialect, I feel incredibly proud! I wish my hometown all the best!"...
After understanding more of the song's meaning.
The live stream chat was filled with a growing number of comments on various topics.
People's attention is no longer solely focused on the dancers with their graceful movements.
I began to listen attentively to the choir and Wang Yueheng's performance.
"All birds return to their nests"
"A line of egrets"
"Let the robes of the glorious Tang Dynasty flutter once more..."
The accompaniment fell silent briefly, then a faint singing voice drifted in.
The scene shifts.
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