Twenty-seven years ago today, on January 27, 1998 (December 29, 1997 in the lunar calendar), Chinese folk music echoed in Vienna on New Year's Eve - known as the "Temple of Music". Chinese folk music echoed in Vienna on New Year's Eve (this is the first time in the history of Chinese national music in the Golden Hall known as the "Temple of Music") The "Spring Festival Chinese National Concert in the Year of the Tiger" co-organized by the China Association for Cultural Exchange and Mr. Wu Zezhou, a Chinese living in Austria, was staged in the Golden Hall of the Vienna Music Association on the Chinese New Year's Eve of the Tiger. This will be the first time in the history of Chinese national music in the Golden Hall known as the "Temple of Music". The 129-year-old Golden Hall is home to the annual Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra New Year's Concert, which is broadcast to the world every New Year's Day. World-renowned composers, conductors and excellent orchestras are all proud to perform here. According to reports, the performance will feature about 100 Chinese artists on stage, and hundreds of Chinese music lovers will go to watch. In addition to Vienna, the Central National Orchestra will also perform in Graz, Austria. The heads of state of China and Austria sent warm congratulatory messages for the event. President Jiang Zemin said in his congratulatory message: I am pleased to hear that the Central National Orchestra visited Austria during the Spring Festival of 1998 and held a special performance of the Chinese New Year Concert at the famous Vienna Golden Hall. This is a grand event of cultural exchanges between China and Austria. "I believe that the Central Chinese Orchestra will have the opportunity to give a special performance in Vienna, which will deepen the Austrian and European people's understanding of China's long history and culture and traditional national music, and will play a beneficial role in promoting friendly exchanges and mutual learning in the field of culture and music in the world," said the congratulatory message. "I sincerely wish the visit and performance a complete success." In a congratulatory message to the event's promoter, Mr. Wu Zezhou, Austrian President Kleistil said: The message conveyed by music is simple, even if the language is different, because it can resonate with the soul and connect people's hearts if they are willing to listen. He congratulated "music listeners in Vienna can hear the voice of the great Chinese musical tradition". Zhao Puchu specially inscribed the concert. Mr. Wu Zezhou also said in the introduction to the reporter that this performance is a useful attempt by the Chinese people to promote the essence of Chinese culture and art to the world art stage and the international cultural market through their own efforts. The Central National Orchestra is rehearsing intensively, striving to perform at the highest level and the most exciting program in the music capital by the Blue Danube River.