Meet Lailai, an Amis singer from central Taiwan whose soulful melodies are rewriting the playlist of cross-Straits connections. For over 7,000 years, Fujian\'s Keqiutou archaeological site has whispered secrets about Austronesian origins – and this modern-day songstress is turning those whispers into viral harmonies 🎵.
\"When I first stood where my ancestors thrived, the land spoke through me,\" Lailai shared, describing her emotional pilgrimage to Pingtan. Now blending traditional Amis rhythms with contemporary beats, her music videos featuring Taiwan-Pingtan landscapes have become anthems for young people craving cultural unity 💫.
Her latest track? A collab with mainland artists that reimagines ancient pottery patterns as digital art backdrops – proving heritage can trend in the TikTok age 📱. \"We\'re all children of this land,\" she smiles, strumming a lute made from shared materials across the Strait.
As night markets in both Pingtan and Taiwan hum her melodies, Lailai\'s story reminds us: the heartbeat of common roots always finds its rhythm 🌊.
