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"World Harmony
Foundation
launches global star public welfare concert, Present the
Song of
"Black Night Elf
Anti-Pandemic and Environmental Protection"
supported by famous pianist Lang Lang with others stars to the United
Nations
The World Harmony
Foundation (WHF) Harmony Star Chinese American singer You
Yanzi present her latest public welfare song
"Black Night Elf"
on June 5th of World Environment Day in Beijing, as a gift
to the United Nations World Environment Day, calling on the
global public to cherish and protect the only homeland on
which human beings depend for survival-the earth and the
natural environment and wildlife.
This song amending
the bats that have been misunderstood by the public for a
long time, and calls on people to protect wild animals,
protect the environment, and cherish the only earth on which
humans depend, to prevent future epidemics!
During the
environmental protection week from June 5th to 12th, the WHF
Global Youth Committee launched this song to the United
Nations to initiate the “ Global Anti-Pandemic 100 peace,
green and charity Songs
A 100 day count down
to the 75th Anniversary of the United Nations. This action
Aiming at the dangerous form of the current epidemic
spreading to countries, multi-national races conflicts,
riots, and the brink of war etc.
The United Nations
online video platform can be used to mobilize the world's
most famous singers, stars, and UN goodwill ambassadors to
use their singing together with youth on the same day, sing
the same song of anti-epidemic, environmental protection and
peace.
Recalling the
celebration of the 60th anniversary of the United Nations
Environment Day on June 5, 2005, under the special
invitation of the WHF, You Yanzi participated in the 60th
anniversary of the charity event at the World Environment
Day in San Francisco City Hall, California,
She sang with the group of Twelve Girls Orchestra"
presented "Earth Home Song
“composed by her and WHF Chairman Frank Liu. At the same
time, You Yanzi was awarded as the "Harmony Star" by the
World Harmony Foundation.
You Yanzi said that
in this year's big crisis of the new coronavirus, we must
not ignore the issue of biodiversity. 60% of human
infectious diseases are zoonotic diseases, and 75% of
emerging infectious diseases are zoonotic diseases.
In other words,
these diseases are transmitted to humans through animals.
More importantly, the driving force for the occurrence of
zoonotic diseases is environmental change, usually the
result of human activities.
This year’s World
Environment Day calls on everyone to take action to curb the
accelerating loss of species and natural habitat degradation
in the natural world. We urgently need to rethink the
development of the economic system and its impact on the
environment.
The black night
elf's music was especially supported and addressed by the
famous piano master Lang Lang and his wife.
The soul ballet
dancer Qiu Sting,
the famous composer Jack P. Qiu, they
also specially recorded the MTV for this music,
the famous
director Xu Zheng and his wife,
Thangka Heritage Master
Niangben,
North American celebrity Cui Brother,
model hero
Huang Dafa,
Gaoqiang folk song heirs,
Miao and Dong
compatriots and
other art celebrities all participated in
the support and appeal.
Harmony Liu (刘昕格),
the youth Harmony Ambassador of the World Harmony
Foundation, represented 43 multinational anti-pandemic
youths These children's speech in the song video expressed
their determination to protect the environment, and many
children students in China also expressed their voices on
the video, all saying in unison,
"Love the
natural environment, protect wild animals, we all have to be
responsible."
June 5th, is also
the United Nations Environmental Protection Week. In order
to implement the protection of ecological diversity, the 43
children of the WHF Global Youth Committee’s anti-pandemic
actions, teamed up with You Yanzi, with the U.S. ecological
protection hero, who is the 101-year-old former congressman,
also the senior members of the parliament invited the UN
Envoy Peace Ambassador pianist
Lang Lang.
To jointly request
the UN Secretary-General to support the world’s top
anti-pandemic environmentally friendly and peaceful music
event in celebrating the UN’s 75th anniversary 100 days
countdown.
WHF will write to Jeff Brez, Director of the NGO section of
DGC of the United Nations to ask him to forward the request
to Secretary General Guterres and General Assembly President
Bende.
Black Tie China Magazine - Gerard Mc Keon
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