Joey Chen

From Mao’s labor camp during the cultural revolution to super high tech auditorium in Singapore, a once famous music conductor with an impossible orchestra from the Shanghai Music Conservatory, broken but still sane enough; his quest to be reunited with his only child, one of the top female solo violinist in the world, finally found redemption through the only music he had made into a grandmaster piece but has not conduct for 30 years; is asked to do it once more at the epic celebration of the Oversea Chinese Association in the Lion city, a former British Colony until 1963 for the return of Hong Kong, a British territory to her motherland Red China on 1st July 1997.