Kiki and KC’s story has crossed into Hong Kong’s Chinese-language press! We’re sharing a clipping today from 信報 — the Hong Kong Economic Journal, Hong Kong’s oldest Chinese-language financial daily, founded in 1973 — covering the same father-daughter AI-assisted learning story that Business Insider reported a few weeks ago, this time for a Hong Kong readership.

What began as a simple experiment between a parent and child exploring AI-assisted music learning has now travelled across different countries, languages, and communities. We’ve redacted and adapted the circulated copy of the clipping out of respect for personal privacy considerations relating to certain event attendees.

Just a day after our first birthday, this feels like a lovely way to keep the celebrations going. Thank you 信報!

Today, Mujong turns one! One year ago, Mujong began as a little idea powered by music, curiosity, and a child’s imagination.

This past year we’ve been so lucky to have so many people in our corner: the educators who opened their classrooms, the musicians and teachers who offered guidance, the students who made Mujong come alive in practice, the parents who trusted us with their children’s musical development, and the supporters and fans who shared, cheered, and stood beside us from day one. Thank you all.

From one tiny musical tile… to a growing movement of play, creativity, and learning. This is only Year One. The orchestra is just warming up.