In the heart of Lhasa, the vibrant capital of southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region, a mesmerizing melody drifts through the air. 
It's the sound of the Tibetan eagle flute, played by none other than 73-year-old maestro, Tsenten.
Every time he steps onto the stage, eyes closed and flute in hand, Tsenten transports his audience to the soaring heights of the Tibetan plateau. The haunting notes of the eagle flute echo tales as old as the mountains themselves, connecting generations through music. 
\"Music is the soul of our culture,\" says Tsenten with a warm smile. \"Through the eagle flute, I share our stories with the world.\" 
Despite his age, Tsenten's passion never wanes. His performances are not just about entertainment; they are a bridge between the ancient and the modern, inspiring young people to embrace their heritage. 
Local youths often gather around him, eager to learn the secrets of the flute. \"He's like the rock star of traditional music!\" exclaims one enthusiastic fan. 
For travelers and music lovers alike, catching one of Tsenten’s performances in Lhasa is a must. It’s a chance to experience the lingering melodies that define the spirit of the plateau. 
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Lingering Melody on the Plateau: Telling the world about eagle flute
cgtn.com
