Food, since ancient times, has not just been something people use to survive. Imaginative human beings are very good at conveying special meanings and emotions through the food they have access to on a daily basis. In East Asia, such examples are common.
As a girl who grew up in China and learned Chinese classical dance since childhood, I have always been very interested in traditional Chinese dance and music. In my opinion, traditional Chinese dance and music are not only works of art but also contain many cultural, historical, and philosophical ideas.
Before I even submitted my initial project proposal for this creative assignment, I knew that I wanted music to be a theme in some shape or form. To me, an artistic rendition of sound is meant for so much more than a few minutes of enjoyment.
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