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What happens when Peking Opera meets the cello inside a 400-year-old temple?
At Beijing's historic Wanshou Temple, Peking Opera artist Li Linxiao and cellist Mo Mo bring two musical traditions together, discovering unexpected connections between the expressive vocals of the Cheng School and the lyrical sounds of the cello.
Through this musical encounter, centuries-old architecture becomes more than a backdrop — it becomes a space for new sounds and creative dialogue.
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What happens when Peking Opera meets the cello inside a 400-year-old temple?
At Beijing's historic Wanshou Temple, Peking Opera artist Li Linxiao and cellist Mo Mo bring two musical traditions together, discovering unexpected connections between the expressive vocals of the Cheng School and the lyrical sounds of the cello.
Through this musical encounter, centuries-old architecture becomes more than a backdrop — it becomes a space for new sounds and creative dialogue.