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Yale students turned a Zhangjiajie mountain escalator into a moving concert stage. Singing "Molihua," or "Jasmine Flower," a beloved Chinese folk song, their voices echoed past the cliffs of Tianmen Mountain in central China's Hunan Province.
Tourists paused, turned back, and raised their phones, capturing a touching moment when music met the mountains – and when young voices from the United States and China connected through a song.
Yale students turned a Zhangjiajie mountain escalator into a moving concert stage. Singing "Molihua," or "Jasmine Flower," a beloved Chinese folk song, their voices echoed past the cliffs of Tianmen Mountain in central China's Hunan Province.
Tourists paused, turned back, and raised their phones, capturing a touching moment when music met the mountains – and when young voices from the United States and China connected through a song.