Silkroad artist Wu Tong (@wutong350) has done so much to bring the sheng (Chinese mouth organ) to modern audiences around the world. But now he's reconnecting with its past, exploring a harmonious sound said to bring man closer to nature. (In English, sheng means “birth” or "to give life.") Watch as Wu Tong shares traditional Chinese, Western-influenced rock 'n’ roll, and ancient Chinese styles on the sheng. | Silkroad

Let’s brighten up the day with this DIY rainbow instrument and a joyful jingle to play for all! The panpipes are a woodwind instrument that has brought happiness all around, even back to ancient greek when they were first invented. These instruments are usually made from bamboo or reeds, but today you can make your own using materials you already have at home. We make ours into a vibrant rainbow assortment, but feel free to create your own patterns with any colours you like. Then, simply blow in

The ancient sheng musical instrument originated in China and was introduced to Japan over a millennium ago. While the Japanese sho has retained much of its traditional form, its Chinese counterpart evolved significantly over time, now featuring a three-octave range. Recently, Chinese musician Wu Tong and Japanese musician Mayumi Miyata shared a stage in Beijing, celebrating the shared heritage and artistic developments of these historic instruments. #TheVibe #OsakaExpo2025 #Japan #Horizon https:

【多语版《#声声慢#》】Check out the song of "Sheng Sheng Man" in different versions. And on top of that, the performance (表演 biǎoyǎn) also brings you some creative modern spins on #Hanfu, a type of China's traditional attire. | Learn Chinese