On July 23, LimX Dynamics, a general-purpose robotics company based in Shenzhen that focuses on full-size humanoid robots, released a video of a humanoid robot performing "Da Zhan Hong Tu" by Lanlao (aka SKAI ISYOURGOD). The robot's precise and coordinated movements showcased its advanced motion control capabilities.
Born in Huizhou, a small city in South China's Guangdong Province, Lanlao's album Stacks from All Sides, which includes his breakout hit "Da Zhan Hong Tu," has become a cultural phenomenon, with total online views exceeding 10 billion.
The song's lyrics depict scenes of life in Lingnan and blend with Memphis rap style. This fusion demonstrates how regional stories can resonate worldwide and serves as a testament to the power of cultural authenticity in fostering global connections.
On social media, "Da Zhan Hong Tu" has inspired creative expression among dancers globally, highlighting the vitality of Chinese regional culture as it spreads worldwide through modern music forms.
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Author | Ye Ziyi (intern), Liu Lingzhi
Video | Deng Yingheng
Video footage | Guangzhou Daily
Editor | James, Shen He
