Preserving Chinese culture in America with music

The distinct sound of a traditional Chinese instrument reverberates through the halls of a Waukesha County home. The instrument tells tales of war, heartbreak, and horses.
“Some of the sound it makes goes deep to your heart kind of or your soul even," Bing Yao said.
She has been playing the Erhu, a two-stringed instrument, for 30 years. The 34-year-old took lessons when she was four living in Shanghai. In 2011, she immigrated to Wisconsin. Now, she lives in Sussex.
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So cool to see the western instrument and eastern instrument with representatives from both cultures played together in harmony, beautiful!❤️