lingering sound

《袅袅》的创作源于小时候我跟着爷爷穿过横街窄巷到茶楼喝早茶，80年代的广州茶楼里的粤曲表演场景。小时候还不懂欣赏其中的韵味，只记得锣鼓杨琴古筝等乐器同时演奏，那民乐的合奏音墙排山倒海般出现，只觉得热闹非凡，刹那间还似乎有种蟠桃盛会的错觉，后来我尝试将记忆中的场景描画出来，便有了关于蓝人的民乐合奏团，似乎某一刻忘记了今是何时，只有永不散席的歌舞升平与宫阙老墙间的余音袅袅。

The creation of "Lingering Sound" originated from the scene of Cantonese opera performances in Guangzhou tea houses in the 1980s when I followed my grandfather through the side streets and narrow alleys to drink morning tea in a tea house. When I was a child, I didn’t know how to appreciate the charm. I only remember that gongs, drums, Yangqin, Guzheng and other musical instruments were played at the same time. The overwhelming sound of the folk music ensemble appeared like a mountain. I just felt that it was very lively. For a moment, it seemed to have the illusion of a big festival. Later I tried to draw the scene of my memory, and the folk music ensemble about the Blue Man appeared. It seemed that at a certain moment, I forgot what time it was, and there were only the endless singing and dancing and the lingering sound among the old walls of the palace.