Conductor Zheng Xiaoying shares Chinese symphony orchestra with the world

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At 93 years old, Chinese conductor Zheng Xiaoying still takes an active role in orchestra and music. She helps enhance Chinese people’s cultural life and tells Chinese stories to the world with music. China Media Group presents the story of Zheng Xiaoying in its cultural program, “Meet the Masters.”

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