Singer 2025: Bridging Cultures with Global Melodies

Hunan TV's Singer 2025 fosters global cultural exchange through music. Supported by UNESCO and prominent organizations, it has amassed 85 billion digital impressions. Artists like Mickey Guyton have embraced Chinese culture through performances and offstage cultural immersion, enhancing cross-border appreciation and dialogue.

Hunan TV's Mango TV program, Singer 2025, is establishing itself as a monumental platform for global cultural exchange through the universal language of music. Garnering international acclaim and endorsements from UNESCO, the show has made waves with over 85 billion digital impressions.

Highlighting its cultural impact, Singer 2025 showcases international artists engaging deeply with Chinese culture. Mickey Guyton and Grace Kinstler have integrated Chinese lyrics into their performances, illustrating the show's role in promoting cultural appreciation. Japanese singer BENI also remarked on the emotional connection with Chinese audiences.

Beyond performances, international artists such as Charlie Puth and Michael Bublé have delved into traditional Chinese heritage, from calligraphy to Dragon Boat traditions. Singer 2025 not only amplifies diverse voices but stands as a testament to cultural dialogue and understanding.

(With inputs from agencies.)