After the Minnan dialect song, Chen Fei sang the Silk Road International Film Festival

Source: Taiwan Straits Network

According to a report by Xiamen Daily on December 9, the Eighth Silk Road International Film Festival opened in Fuzhou last night, and Chen Fei, a Chinese cultural ambassador, an ambassador of goodwill across the strait, and the mainland's first Minnan dialect singer, was invited to sing a new work "Come on Refueling" for the opening ceremony.

Chen Fei's new work sung by her and Zhuang Weifan is both local and international, praising the spirit of struggle and transmitting Chinese strength. At the scene, Chen Fei's singing perfectly integrated Hokkien dialect with Mandarin and English, and the trend-setting electronic music and lively melody were refreshing.

Over the years, Chen Fei has been focusing on the creation and interpretation of Hokkien songs, and has published and released 7 Hokkien music albums, deeply integrating Hokkien songs and electronic music, bringing a new atmosphere to the Hokkien music scene. On the stage of the opening ceremony of the Silk Road International Film Festival, she also holds the original intention of promoting the culture of southern Fujian, and presents the latest achievements and trends in the development of contemporary Hokkien music to filmmakers, industry experts and cultural scholars from countries and regions along the Belt and Road. As a native of Xiamen, Chen Fei has a strong hometown feeling for Xiamen. She revealed that next year will open a personal world tour, the first stop will be selected in Xiamen, starting from Xiamen, around the world to convey the spirit of Minnan people love to fight and dare to win, showing the cultural self-confidence of Chinese.

It is reported that the 8th Silk Road International Film Festival was held in Fuzhou from December 8 to 12. For a long time, the Silk Road International Film Festival has adhered to the principle of taking film as a link, inheriting the spirit of the Silk Road, carrying forward the Silk Road culture, and connecting cultural exchanges between countries and regions along the Belt and Road, helping China's film industry in the new era to flourish. (Reporter Guo Rui)