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News Summary:
In 2023 the Guoluo Youth Wind Ensemble was founded at Guoluo Xining National Middle School. This is the first Tibetan youth wind‑band in the country. Of the nearly one‑hundred members, about 70 % come from shepherd families. The band gives local teens a place to learn music and perform.

Since 2020, the Shanghai Conservatory of Music has been running the “Cultural Enrichment on the Border” program in Guoluo, training ethnic‑minority artists. The creation of the wind‑ensemble is one of the fruits of that long‑term support. The group provides students with more hands‑on experience, enriching life beyond the classroom and encouraging well‑rounded, individualized development.

Reflection and Insight:
Bringing music to the grasslands and to schools is more than teaching notes and technique; it opens a door for children to see and understand themselves. This work needs patient teaching, community backing, and family involvement so that a brief opportunity can become lasting strength.

The biblical teaching about watching over and caring for one another resonates with grassroots education like this: when people support each other within a community, children can discover their own path among many possibilities. May we all, with honesty, diligence, and a spirit of mutual help, walk alongside these young people as they grow.

Scripture:
The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. — Psalm 23:1

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