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Instrument: Xun (Clay in the Eight Tones)
Synopsis: One day, Bear's best friend, Bird, goes missing, leaving Bear feeling lonely and heartbroken. However, Bird has left Bear a gift—the broken honey pot that Bear had accidentally shattered. Although Bird couldn't restore it, she transformed it into a beautiful musical instrument—the xun. As Bear plays the xun, the ethereal music fills the air, making it seem as if Bird is once again by his side. In this music, Bear finds joy and courage once more... Parting is a lesson everyone must learn, but love endures forever. Though the cherished pot is broken, love breathes new life into it—sometimes, imperfections become a form of perfection.
🎵This book is accompanied by an original piece of music, featuring voiceovers by 10 children in distinct roles. The music is composed, arranged, and recorded by professional composers, arrangers, and recording engineers. It truly achieves a synchronized narrative through music, text, and illustrations, opening up a brand-new reading experience and inspiring children to fall in love with music!
🌟 The “Little Music Forest" Series Represented by Show Me The Rabbit Agency