The Journey to Godhood in Another World

Chapter 170 Invitation to Sing by the Traditional Culture Association

In the hustle and bustle of the city, there is a quiet place, which is the office of the Traditional Culture Association.

Here, the antique decor complements the modern office facilities perfectly. The calligraphy works hanging on the walls and the traditional musical instruments placed in the corners all speak to the adherence to and inheritance of traditional culture.

That day, sunlight streamed through the windows and fell on the office floor, creating patches of golden light.

Zhang Qian, vice president of the Traditional Culture Association, hurried into President Xiang Qian's office, carrying a music magazine. Xiang Qian was sitting at his desk, intently reviewing a proposal for a traditional culture promotion activity.

"Old Xiang!" Zhang Qian's voice broke the silence of the office, his tone filled with excitement and urgency. "Have you seen the latest entertainment news? That Luo Li has actually become a Music God!"

As he spoke, he laid the magazine open on the desk in front of him; the cover featured a radiant photo of Luo Li.

He put down the proposal in his hand, pushed up his glasses, and looked at the magazine. He nodded slightly and said, "Yes, I've heard about it. This Luo Li is indeed extraordinary. She has achieved such great success in the music field at such a young age."

Zhang Qian pulled up a chair and sat opposite Xiang Qian, leaning forward slightly. He said earnestly, "Old Xiang, I've studied her work carefully and discovered that she's the composer of the songs 'Luo' and 'Spring Isn't Late, Patriotic Version.' Do you remember? 'Luo' incorporates a lot of opera elements. When it was released, it sparked a craze for learning opera, and many young people began to develop a strong interest in it. And 'Spring Isn't Late, Patriotic Version' not only has a beautiful melody but also incorporates opera elements."

Recalling the sensation caused by those two songs, Xiang Qian couldn't help but exclaim, "Yes, these two songs have indeed played a significant role in promoting the inheritance and development of opera and classical poetry. I never imagined that their creator would be this newly emerging music god, Luo Li."

Zhang Qian continued, “We all know that the inheritance of traditional culture is facing many challenges, and many traditional skills and cultural forms are declining. It’s rare to have such an opportunity, with an influential musician who can promote traditional culture through music, a form that is popular with the public. We can’t miss it! Look, because of these two songs, opera is developing better and better, and calligraphy has also gained more popularity thanks to the ‘Preface to the Orchid Pavilion’—that song was also written by Luo Li. I was thinking, could we also ask this young friend Luo Li to write songs to promote our other traditional cultures, such as traditional martial arts, embroidery, and tea ceremony?”

Xiang Qian listened to Zhang Qian's words and fell into deep thought. He leaned back in his chair, his fingers tapping lightly on the table, his mind constantly considering the feasibility of the proposal.

A moment later, he sat up straight, looked at Zhang Qian, and said, "Old Zhang, your idea is very creative. The power of music is boundless; it can transcend the boundaries of age, region, and culture, allowing more people to understand and appreciate traditional culture. This is a great method!"

Soon after, Luo Li received a call from Song Hui, who told her in detail about the Traditional Culture Association's idea that Luo Li could create songs for other traditional cultures.

Luo Li has always hoped to contribute to the inheritance and development of traditional culture through her music, and she never expected that this opportunity would come so soon.

Luo Li quickly decided on two songs related to traditional culture. She was a little undecided on which one to choose, so she simply wrote them down together.

The two songs were like two dazzling stars, equally captivating, making it difficult for her to choose. After a fierce internal struggle, Luo Li decided to stop agonizing over the choice. She wrote down both songs.