Chinanews. com, Washington, October 17 The works of Zheng Xiaoying, a Chinese music conductor, educator and social activist, "The Songs of Mao Zedong's Poems" and "The Secret of the baton" were broadcast on American Chinese TV and its official website on October 15. Zheng Xiaoying, 93 years old, is the first Chinese conductor to mount the podium of foreign opera houses. He has won the Medal of Honor for French Literature and Art and the Medal of Honor for Russia China Friendship. He has successively served as the chief conductor of the Central Opera House, the director of the conducting department of the Central Conservatory of Music, and the artistic director of the Xiamen Philharmonic Orchestra. Now he is the artistic director of Zheng Xiaoying's Opera Art Center. In "The Secret of the Conductor", Zheng Xiaoying explained the composition and distribution of various instruments in the symphony orchestra and the role of the conductor. Zheng Xiaoying said, "The little baton contains infinite energy. It is the extension of the conductor's arm and plays an extremely important role. The baton is waved lightly in the conductor's hand, which drives the lyrical and surging movement". Zheng Xiaoying also said that music comes from the people, and music popularization and improvement of music literacy are very important for the cultivation of mass cultural quality. The Songs of Mao Zedong's Poems is a combination of the great man Mao Zedong's poems and the performance of young musicians. It is a good material to review the history of China's revolution. Zheng Xiaoying explained the historical background of the 13 classic songs as a "guide", leading the audience to better understand the profound connotation of Mao Zedong's poetry suite. Zheng Xiaoying said, "Mao Zedong's poems were created on the revolutionary journey, vividly representing the historical picture of all stages of the Chinese revolution. The younger generation should know this history". Zheng Xiaoying is one of the most experienced conducting professors in China. Many of his students have played leading roles in many symphony orchestras and opera houses at home and abroad. She is also an enthusiastic music social activist. Her performance form of speaking and acting is called "Zheng Xiaoying Model" by the media, which deeply affects peers, students and audience. Founded in 1990, American Chinese Television is the largest and most influential Chinese television media in North America. Headquartered in New York, it has branches in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Washington, Boston, Chicago and Houston. On October 22, American Chinese TV will also broadcast Zheng Xiaoying's symphonic poem "The Echo of Tulou" and Yin Chengzong's Piano Concerto "The Yellow River". (Outlook New Times)