Tuesday, September 7, 2021

By the Lake Baikal

A Song by Li Jian. A poetic singer who married his childhood sweetheart. Graduated from a prestigious university in China - Tsinghua University. Majoring in Engineering.

I quoted the commentary of the song Lake Baikal below:

"With European instrumentals, Chinese lyrics, and content that’s geographically Russian in nature, the song could have ended up hodgepodge, but with Li’s simple, earthy, and uncontrived tenor, the result is haunting."

Credit - Youtube

The Secrets at the Bottom of the Deepest Lake in the World | by Andrei Tapalaga ✒️ | History of Yesterday

Lake Baikal - image credit from History of Yesterday.


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