Core Viewpoint - The music exchange between China and Russia is evolving from "concerto" to "symphony," highlighting a deepening cultural dialogue and collaboration in the field of music education and performance [1][3]. Group 1: Music Education Collaboration - The Gnessin Music Academy and the China Conservatory of Music are enhancing their cooperation, including the establishment of the "Sino-Russian Music Exchange Academic and Creative Center" and the "Sino-Russian Music Culture Research Center" [1][2]. - Both institutions are working on collaborative publishing and translation of representative Chinese educational materials to be introduced in Russia, with plans for faculty and student exchanges [2]. Group 2: Cultural Exchange through Performance - Recent performances, such as the "Victory Songs" concert series by the Alexandrov Ensemble in China, showcase the cultural ties and artistic collaboration between the two nations [3]. - A concert in Moscow featured the premiere of seven works by Chinese composer Wang Chenxu, blending Chinese and Russian musical elements, which received positive feedback from local audiences [3]. - Classic Chinese music pieces like "Yellow River Cantata" and "Ode to the Red Flag" have been well-received in Moscow, while Russian music concerts in Shanghai have also garnered enthusiasm, indicating a mutual appreciation for each other's musical heritage [4].