It started with a young American's viola.
Then piano, cello, children's ensemble,
pipa, guzheng, yangqin, xiao, erhu, dizi, flute...
Over a dozen voices, from different countries, answering the same "Jasmine Flower."

Today, the song reaches Yale University.
A group of young singers gently sing it a cappella.
No instruments, just voices – clean, low, like jasmine in the night air.

One song, from around the world to Yale's campus.
Perhaps this is people-to-people exchange at its simplest – and perhaps friendship too:
a melody, a pause, enough to bring us closer.

Thank you to everyone who joined and listened.
The melody keeps traveling – and it's already found you.