In 2009, Whitacre received a video of a girl 【小题1】 was singing one of his works. Inspired, he asked his fans 【小题2】 (make) videos, which he then joined together into one performance. His first virtual choir had 185 singers 【小题3】 12 different countries. It has received millions of views on the Internet. Since then, the virtual choir 【小题4】 (become) a worldwide phenomenon.

Music comes in different styles and forms. But my favorite music genre is jazz, and it is smooth and relaxing. Whenever I am tired or 【小题1】desperation, I listen to jazz on my cell phone. In no time, I find myself 【小题2】(relax). Even when I study, I also play jazz as background music. In the last few years, my days 【小题3】(brighten) due to jazz.

A Chinese song titled Yi Jian Mei entered the Viral 500 of Spotify, an overseas mainstream music platform 【小题1】 (indicate) popularity on social media platforms, on June 15. The song 【小题2】 (sing) by Chinese singer Fei Yu-ching 37 years ago. It was part of the soundtrack for a hit TV drama. It has become a classic pop song among 【小题3】 middle-aged.

The popularity of the song began with a hit TikTok video, 【小题4】 a Chinese man named Zhang Aiqin performed the song twirling in the snow. His unique 【小题5】 (appear) with an egg-like head caught the eye of TikTok users. Many foreign people were also attracted by his deep voice. They have posted their covered songs on TikTok and Twitter. Different 【小题6】 the original song, the current version has been adapted to music style, including hip-hop.

Another popular activity related to the song is 【小题7】 (ask) parents to read out the written lyrics. 【小题8】 (interesting), most parents can sing this melody directly as part of their memory of the 1980s.

Although the song and lyrics became a funny meme on the Internet, some still think that this is an unexpected opportunity for 【小题9】 (foreign) to understand Chinese music and culture. Some foreign web users say that they felt inner peace 【小题10】 appreciated the beauty of Mandarin listening to the song.