161K views · 757 reactions | Ever listened to the music of Canon in D played by various music instruments? Here it is! Together with many musicians from home and abroad, famous Chinese pipa player Fang Jinlong and pianist Zhang Haochen present you with a fantastically different version of this classical music work. Enjoy it while on this #MusicVoyage. #SeaofSound | China Plus Culture | Facebook

762K views · 498 reactions | Gong (Do), Shang (Re), Jue (Mi), Zhi...

2.5M views · 10K reactions | Can you tell what music it is? Played by Chinese classical instruments | China GOAT Scenery | Facebook

2.2K views · 154 reactions | #ChinaStory Don't blink! Two performers transform, Chinese opera style! | China Vibes | Facebook

6.3K views · 146 reactions | These students cover pop songs in the style of traditional Chinese opera. Adapting the music to feature their own vocal harmonies, the performances have been praised by many viewers as being able to combine the essence of Chinese opera with pop elements. #FunChina #GenZers | China Plus Culture | Facebook

An elementary school boy from Yichun in east China's Jiangxi Province recently amazed his classmates at their class New Year party with a playful stunt, performing the traditional Chinese opera trick of face-changing by using textbooks as masks. Known as "Bianlian," face-changing is a signature art form of Sichuan Opera. With a swift flick of the head or a graceful sweep of the arm, the "masks" change in the blink of an eye. @Jing #ChinaSeen | CGTN