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Chinese-Language Music Adapted Song Surpasses 2 Billion Streams

At the C-Wave Global Music Co-creation Plan finals in Kuala Lumpur, Indonesian singer Kezia Kaithlyn claimed the grand prize with her adaptation of the Chinese track 'Aku Masih Memikirkanmu' before 300 guests.
Hosted by Guangdong Radio and Television, the competition remains open worldwide to all ages and nationalities, featuring original, adapted, and AI co-creation tracks to foster international musical collaboration.
Global streams have surpassed 2 billion, with overseas reach totaling 300 million and over 5,000 submissions arriving from APEC economies within 30 days of launch.
Under the framework of APEC's China year, a local tourism and culture official described the project as a 'bridge for Asia-Pacific youth exchange' that helps amateurs reach international stages.
Scholars and the president of the UNESCO Culture Without Borders association have closely followed the initiative, recognizing Chinese-language music's value in connecting hearts across regions.

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Chinese-language music adapted song surpasses 2 billion streams

The adapted song has become a global phenomenon, with its success attributed to a combination of cultural exchange and innovative music production.

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Chinese Amateur Music Program Goes Global: Adapted Song Tops 2 Billion Streams, Chinese-Language Melodies Reach the World

KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA – Media OutReach Newswire – 21 October 2026 – At the finals of the “C-Wave Global Music Co-creation Plan ·Joy Resonance of Nanyang” held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia,...

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