Producer、Presenter：Jenny Lee

In this, the first in a four part series, the award-winning program explores how the Central Conservatory of Music has been affected by the political and social upheavals of the last half-century in China. The road to success has been extremely rocky. It was not only established by the government, but was also abolished by the government during the Cultural Revolution. 32 years have passed since the re-opening of the Central Conservatory, what has it done to meet the need of a rapidly changing society? Violinist Augustin Dumay foretold that the future of classical music is in China. The future is yet to come, is there any problem waiting to be solved in the present?