Many questions have asked by Ai Gao to Wu Liang as follows: Q:How many years you have been playing the Chinese traditional music. - A:More then 20 years Q:How do you like American music. - A:Getting better understanding from time to time Q:Have you ever involved with American musical group to develop music by using the traditional Chinese instrument? A:Yes, however the music was not sound harmony and not fittable to the western style Q:What do you see the most founamental difference of Chinese and American music? A:Chinese music made from the voice of bamboo and string of steel or animal skins, i.e. snake or cow. American music made from electrical sound of wood or metal. Chinese music contains harmony softness while American music contains rythem and motivation. Q:How many different kind of Chinese instrument that you can play? A:I can play Jin Hu and flue. In many circumstances I had to use flue to set the right tone to start the music played by Jin Hu. Q:How do you feel about to transform Chinese traditional music into Western style and influence each other to make a join effort for both. A:I see the join effort to make Chinese music to be transformed in western music is doable and takes time. One should be always beliving anything is possible if you want to do it. Q:Have you participated any American Orchestra and played American music by using Chinese instrument? A:Yes. I found it was OK but could not transform the real spirit and tone as Chinese traditional voice and feeling. Q:Have you ever thought to use Chinese music to compose an American song or vis versus? A:Yes. I got a chance to join the Atlanta Orchestra Group and tried to use flue to play an song for American dance. The music sounded beautiful. It is certainly possible to mix Chinese and Western music together and mutually benefited by the traditional classical Chinese and modern motion of Western styly. I wish I could concentrate more in exploring this experiment.