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Flutist has gone viral on social media as her impromptu outdoor concerts in Beijing attract people from as far as Fujian province.

Updated: 2025-12-20 11:50 ( China Daily )

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Qiao Yun (right), a student from Lu He High School, and Sun perform a duet of A Moonlit Night on the Spring River. [Photo/XUE JUN/FOR CHINA DAILY]

For musicians, the motivation is both missionary and personal. "My colleagues and I believe this is an excellent way to familiarize everyone with our traditional Chinese instruments," Sun says.

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