Mid-autumn concert in UA

  Impressive concert! Can't be more happy to hear these hear these classic Chinese music in US. I always think our Chinese culture don't have good media to convey and can't be popular in other country. The concert changed my mind, and made me realize that our music is the best media to show our culture!









And I heard a lot of versions of this song, it might be the best one, it's surprised that they can sing Chinese song so well!
This is the song's link of google drive below and one another video I took at concert.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0BxhlvawzJFbbWS16R05HSmJ5UUk?usp=sharing

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