In Turpan, Xinjiang, Duan Xinzhong and Bai Keli Abudureyimu became friends through music and wrote a touching story that transcends ethnic groups. After retirement, Duan Xinzhong held a guitar and formed a tacit partnership with Bai Keli, who played R é vap. Faced with an old friend who didn't know sheet music, Duan Xinzhong provided careful guidance, and the two of them integrated diverse musical styles and adapted classic pieces over the course of more than ten years of collaboration.

From community squares to public welfare stages, the sound of the qin connects the laughter and joy of people of all ethnic groups. This profound musical friendship not only forged a deep bond between the two families, but also tightly embraced like pomegranate seeds. They have demonstrated the true meaning of "cultural enrichment in Xinjiang" through practical actions, becoming a vivid epitome of the exchange and integration of various ethnic groups in Turpan, allowing the flower of national unity to bloom brilliantly in a beautiful chord.Editor/Cheng Liting