On the evening of December 6, 2024, Jiao Ji and Lingke jointly organized a sharing session titled "The Dialogue between Poetry and Song". Special guests Li Ji from the band Ukulele (You Ke Li Lin) and poet Han Guoqiang shared fascinating stories with the audience present.
Li Ji is the creative cornerstone of the Mandopop duo Ukulele (Youke Lilin), which rose to fame with their 1991 debut album Confession. His compositions, including Youthful Wanderings and Chinese Melodies, blend urban folk with humanistic depth. After the duo disbanded, he pivoted to the IT sector, serving as a corporate executive and entrepreneur while earning an EMBA from Fudan University. In recent years, he has focused on children’s emotional intelligence education, developing the "Baby All-Plan" app and authoring works like Ukulele Li Ji and EQ Stories for Raising Amazing Kids, blending rational insight with emotional resonance.
Han Guoqiang is a Shanghai-based poet and media professional with a philosophy background from Fudan University. A former president of the Fudan Poetry Society, his works appear in over forty poetry anthologies, with collections like Momentary Stillness and Riding Words Through the Sky. He initiated the public poetry project We Still Have Poetry, advocating for poetry’s accessibility and musicality, while exploring art videos and founding brands like "sola" and "Floral Workshop." His verse merges philosophical depth with avant-garde imagery, rooted in academic rigor yet forward-looking in style.
During the sharing segment, Li Ji and Han Guoqiang engaged in in-depth dialogue and exchanges centered around the theme of "Poetry and Song". They shared their insights into music composition, inspiration for poetry creation, and reflections on life experiences, providing the audience with not only musical enjoyment but also a profound emotional impact.
At the event, Lingke's Life A5 and Listening T5 speakers served as the demonstration playback equipment and won widespread acclaim for their delicate sound quality and outstanding performance. Whether it was "Admit Mistakes 2025" or "In a Distant Place", the Lingke speakers accurately reproduced every note, making them clearly distinguishable. With a low-frequency response extending down to 35Hz, the audience praised the powerful and resonant bass, feeling as if they were right at a live concert.
In addition to their impressive sound quality, the aesthetic appeal of Lingke speakers was also a major highlight. Featuring innovative high-transparency glass enclosures with built-in wooden boxes, they effectively broke resonance and were available in seven popular colors, perfectly blending beauty with sound quality. Their simple yet elegant design complemented the cultural atmosphere of Jiao Ji's vinyl record library, adding a touch of brilliance to the venue.
This poetry and music sharing session was not only a cultural exchange but also a musical feast. As a special supporting brand for the event, Lingke speakers enhanced the occasion with their exceptional performance, allowing more people to experience the power of music.
