Today, at the Changzhou Dinosaur City Grand Theater, we had the honor of hosting the renowned Chinese cultural scholar Professor Yu Dan. In her lecture, Professor Yu Dan provided a profound, detailed, and thoughtful analysis of the historical origins of Changzhou Longcheng, tea culture, the inheritance of family values, and the role of Confucian thought in children's moral education. She also addressed issues related to how parents can effectively guide their children in moral education！

▲Gege and CoCo Wang from Magic Finger

At the beginning of the lecture, the two talented sisters from our school, the "Magic Finger" young pianists CoCo (Wang Keke) and Gege, served as the opening performers for Professor Yu Dan’s lecture. Their superb performance set the stage for the event.

▲Liu Jian Art Piano School· Magic Finger Young Pianist — Ge Hongyu, 7 years old
Tchaikovsky's "The Seasons," June: "Barcarolle"

In a dazzling red dress, the magical pianist CoCo made a stunning entrance. Her performance of Chopin's "Grande Valse Brillante" was a visual and auditory spectacle. The glamorous and lively rendition captured everyone’s attention on stage, and the elegant and dramatic ending left the audience deeply moved!

▲Liu Jian Art Piano School · Magic Finger Young Pianist — Ge Hongyu, 7 years old
Tchaikovsky's "The Seasons," June: "Barcarolle"

At just 7 years old, the magical pianist Gege made a graceful and elegant appearance on stage, expressing romantic sentiments through her flowing notes. Her delicate touch and perfect sound effects earned the audience's admiration and left them wanting more!

Event Background:

This event is part of the "Jianyi Marble Tile Cultural Festival" held nationwide, featuring the cultural lecture series that blends "Chinese traditional culture with modern civilization." Now in its seventh year, the festival offers rich cultural content and invites renowned cultural scholars to give large-scale lectures, allowing city residents to experience cultural life, enhance cultural depth, and improve urban competitiveness.
Culture enriches a city's elegance and substance, and its deep cultural and humanistic spirit is a vital component of urban competitiveness. The cultural lecture series provides a platform for spreading cultural ideas and serves as a medium for high-end urban audiences to engage with traditional culture. It opens a pathway for traditional Chinese thought and culture to enter society and daily life. The participation of the young pianists, the "Magic Finger" prodigies, adds a vibrant cultural touch to the Changzhou stop of the cultural lecture series.