讀後心得

The Piano Prince Li Yundi will hold his first performance on June 21 at the Kaohsiung Weiwuying. He excitedly stated that he has not returned to Kaohsiung since 2009 and hopes to stroll along the Love River and taste the local Michelin cuisine this time. The "Mozart Sonata Solo Concert" is scheduled to grandly take place at 19:30, and tickets will go on sale tomorrow at 12:00 PM. Li Yundi is known for winning the Chopin Piano Competition at a young age and looks forward to performing in the new venue, sharing the beauty of music with his fans who love him.

The Piano Prince Li Yundi will perform for the first time at the Weiwuying Concert Hall in Kaohsiung on June 21. This pianist, hailed as the "most handsome Chinese pianist," gained widespread attention after performing in Taiwan during the Spring Festival. Recently, through his affiliated music company, it was announced that he will add a special encore performance to his world tour, which has already seen over 50 shows, scheduled to debut on June 21 at the Weiwuying in Kaohsiung. Li Yundi expressed that he hasn't visited Kaohsiung in 16 years since 2009 and looks forward to strolling along the Love River and tasting local Michelin dining to fulfill his wish.

• Li Yundi's "Mozart Sonata Solo Concert" encore performance will be held on June 21 (Saturday) at 19:30 at the Weiwuying Concert Hall in Kaohsiung, with tickets going on sale tomorrow at noon.
• Li Yundi is the first Chinese person to win the "Chopin International Piano Competition" and the youngest awardee in history. He is also the first Chinese pianist to sign with Deutsche Grammophon.
• In his 25 years of debut, he has remained active in the world of classical piano, exploring the beauty of music with unwavering passion.
• Li Yundi received enthusiastic support from fans during his performance in Taipei on February 8, leading him to add the Kaohsiung concert as a way to give back to his fans.
• He mentioned that technology has changed the current landscape of classical music, making online concerts and digital music diverse, yet it moves him that so many friends are willing to come in person to listen to him play Mozart's pieces.
• Li Yundi reminisced about his performance in Kaohsiung 16 years ago, collaborating with the Kaohsiung Symphony Orchestra on classic pieces, and feels excited about performing at the new Weiwuying venue.

Li Yundi also mentioned that his recent schedule in Taipei has been very tight. After his concert, he enjoyed some snacks and indulged in a long-awaited bubble tea. As he prepares to head to Kaohsiung, he not only hopes to appreciate the Love River and the Pier-2 Art Center but is also ready to savor Michelin cuisine in the Yancheng District, particularly a steamed egg soup that he is quite curious about, hoping to enjoy it to the fullest!