| Author: | Anne Wien Lynn | ISBN: | 9781475959475 |
| Publisher: | iUniverse | Publication: | January 14, 2013 |
| Imprint: | iUniverse | Language: | English |
| Author: | Anne Wien Lynn |
| ISBN: | 9781475959475 |
| Publisher: | iUniverse |
| Publication: | January 14, 2013 |
| Imprint: | iUniverse |
| Language: | English |
Jin and Medie are beautiful twin sisters. Jin, composer and conductor, special correspondent of classical music programs of CCTV; Medie, a life sciences engineer, Ph.D. They adopted six orphans----a boy and five girls, gave them good education with love. Jin trained five girls become an excellent chorus.
Immigrated to North America From China, they started a hard new life. Young pianist Suraj Ram found their talents, and helped them to re-enter the music stage.
Suraj fell in love with Jin, but the different religions and cultures were enormous barriers between them. How could Suraj make a choice?
In Los Angeles, Jin successfully conducted the world's first symphonic choral concert without sheets music. After that, Jin and Medie took the children back to China for a trip, Suraj decided to go with them. It was a romantic tour of the Chinese cultures.
Jin and Medie are beautiful twin sisters. Jin, composer and conductor, special correspondent of classical music programs of CCTV; Medie, a life sciences engineer, Ph.D. They adopted six orphans----a boy and five girls, gave them good education with love. Jin trained five girls become an excellent chorus.
Immigrated to North America From China, they started a hard new life. Young pianist Suraj Ram found their talents, and helped them to re-enter the music stage.
Suraj fell in love with Jin, but the different religions and cultures were enormous barriers between them. How could Suraj make a choice?
In Los Angeles, Jin successfully conducted the world's first symphonic choral concert without sheets music. After that, Jin and Medie took the children back to China for a trip, Suraj decided to go with them. It was a romantic tour of the Chinese cultures.
