On this day, 39 years ago, July 4, 1986 (May 28, 1986 in the lunar calendar), Italian tenor singer Pavarotti performed in China. At the farewell concert held at the Great Hall of the People, he excitedly shouted to the audience: "I want to come to China again!" On July 4, 1986, Italian tenor singer Pavarotti held a farewell performance in the performance hall of the Beijing Exhibition Hall Theater. The audience was fascinated by Pavarotti's extraordinary singing voice, even as intoxicated as he was, arousing unprecedented enthusiasm and interest in Bel Canto. Pavarotti himself has repeatedly said that the enthusiasm of the China audience is simply "unexpected" and he is very satisfied; friends at the Genoa Opera House believe that this "exceeds the grand occasion of the performance in Italy." Luciano Pavarotti's road to winning the crown of "King of Treble C" is by no means a smooth road covered with roses. He was born on October 12, 1935 in a not-rich family on the outskirts of Modena, Italy. His father was a baker and his mother was not a professional singer, but they both loved music. Pavarotti, on the other hand, has a natural good voice and has been with singing since childhood. At the age of 12, after listening to Belamino Gilly, the world's best tenor at the time, practice in voice, he excitedly confided to the master that he wanted to become a tenor singer. Later, he studied at a normal school. When he graduated, his parents wanted him to work as soon as possible because his family was not rich. But he decided to learn vocal music in Modena and asked his parents for support, so in 1955, at the age of 19, Pavarotti began to learn vocal music. His father's friend Arigo Pola, a tenor singer who was well-known in the music industry at the time, accepted Pavarotti as a free apprentice after listening to some opera fragments. Later, he studied for another five years at Campogaliani, the outstanding tenor of Emilia. Hard work pays off. In 1961, the 25-year-old Pavarotti sang the aria of Rudolph, the protagonist of the opera "Bohemian", at the Aquilé Perry International Vocal Competition and won the first prize. In April of the same year, he made the stage for the first time in Rezo Emilia as Rudolph, performing the entire play of "The Bohemian", and he began his brilliant opera career. In 1964, he entered the world-famous Opera House Scala in Milan and became famous. In 1967, at a concert commemorating the 100th anniversary of the birth of the outstanding musician Tuscany, he was selected by Karajan to be the solo in Verdi's "Requiem." Since then, this opera superstar has become more and more dazzling in the world, and major opera houses from various countries have rushed to hire him. He finally became the best tenor of his generation and became famous around the world. Pavarotti is able to sing various types of characters with his rich and gorgeous, hard-soft singing voice. Pavarotti's success is not only due to his good voice, extraordinary intelligence, and strong acceptance ability, but also due to his diligence, perseverance, and strong professionalism. Singing has become the "source of joy" in his life. Italy is the birthplace of modern Western opera. As early as 1600, Italy's first complete musical "Eurediche" appeared in Florence, the cradle of the European Renaissance. From the mid-19th century to the early 20th century, it was the peak period for the development of Italian opera, and a group of talented opera composers such as Verdi, Rossini, and Puccini emerged. Their works "La Traviata","Aida","Masquerade Ball","Falstaff","The Barber of Seville","Madame Butterfly","The Bohemian", etc., have become the most outstanding works in European operas and have had an important impact on the development of opera throughout Europe. The Genoa Opera House is one of the top ten opera houses in Italy and has a long history. Long-term artistic practice has enabled this opera house to form its own unique performance style and have a number of reserved programs. Pavalotti was in Beijing in 1986