Review:
The guzheng, Chinese forerunner of the Japanese koto and Korean kayagum, originated over 2300 years ago and is one of the oldest plucked instruments in China. Because of its melodic qualities, the Guzheng was extremely popular for both court and folk music. The sound box is made of paulownia wood; the strings, varying in number from thirteen to twenty-five, used to be made of silk, but are nowadays metal or nylon. They are tuned to a pentatonic scale with a range of more than four octaves.

Track List:
01 Adam's ale Marriage
02 Too Fragrant
03 Men Shouldn't Make Women Cry
04 Appointment
05 Stupid Kiddies
06 At Least I Have You
07 Tears Of Mona Lisa
08 You Are My Best Love
09 Sprint Water Flowing
10 Red Flag Flutter
11 Betray
12 Yearn For Hometown
13 Wandering All Sides