Online, everyone says Gulangyu Island is crowded and noisy, so Jing Chaoyi wasn't expecting much. But the title "Piano Island" piqued her curiosity — they say there are many pianos here, and it produces musicians. Is it true that there's a piano for every three people? Surely, she could hear some piano music here.
After parting ways with Li Younan, she leisurely wandered alone to the Organ Art Center. There was a paper posted on the glass door: "Today's performance is canceled."
Oh well, at least she hadn't bought a ticket yet.
She peered through the glass at the big iron beast inside, which was pitch black. There were a few people asking questions at the entrance, but she didn't pay much attention, and since the sea breeze felt pleasant, she turned around and left.
She checked in with her senior, who was still hopping around, so she wandered aimlessly around the island.
