Jaylin Chu is a musician from eastern China. In 2019, he moved to Limerick, Ireland to study Irish music. Here he is earlier this month performing “Bucks of Oranmore” on the Chinese instrument, the Hulusi.
@HughO_Neill @MrLiamKelly @dusttodigital I've added it in my profile. But i'm afraid Bilibili doesn't have an English version, hard to use for none-CN speakers😅
@MrLiamKelly @dusttodigital Thank you so much Liam. They must be 16 true love followers 😂 I didn't often use youtube. Not very easy to visit it in China. Usually posted my videos on a CN website Bilibili (https://t.co/iGsJMpKPOe). Since there are more followers on tube I'll transfer some videos here!
@ianduhig Hi Ian. Sorry i just saw your twitter. Don't use twitter very often. Thank you for your suggestion. I think someone has already posted my video. Please have a look.
@DrewPavlou@Horror_Zoo@PearsonElaine You don't know the meaning of the emoji "dog head". That means this message is a joke. It's a very popular use on Internet among young people. But anyway, it is true that some people will report to the government about "wrong" expression when arguing. But usually no actions taken