Today, 47 years ago, on April 13, 1978 (March 7, 1978), the first foreign symphony orchestra came to China after the Cultural Revolution. In April 1978, China welcomed the first foreign symphony orchestra to come to China after the Cultural Revolution. Not far from the Fisheries National Hotel, there was a little-noted auditorium - the Red Tower auditorium. In this best place in the capital at the time, Japanese commander Zhejiang led the Boston Symphony Orchestra held a three-day performance around the lion. The cultural exchange visit to China now seems to have far exceeded its intended purpose, and as the Chinese Ping Tennis Team visited the United States, it played the prelude to the Chinese-American construction. Eight months later, China and the United States established diplomatic relations. During the visit to China, Zhejiang