On this vast grassland, there are many animals who love music. Birds are the most famous singers. Their voices are beautiful and their songs are complex and varied.

Whenever birds perch on a branch and start singing, passing animals stop and listen attentively. Some hum along, while others tap their feet lightly. They are all immersed in the world of music.

A clever lark proposed, "Let's gather our voices together and form a choir!" Everyone agreed. If they could collaborate and merge their musical elements, they would create even more beautiful music.

So they got to work. The birds naturally formed the high-pitched section. Their voices were high and clear, drifting in the grassland sky.

Later, monkeys, zebras, and antelopes joined the middle section. The frogs by the pond made up the bass section. The elephant volunteered to be the percussion accompaniment.

The giraffe was feeling down because it wasn't good at singing. But the lark warmly invited it to be the choir conductor. "Your tall figure and graceful posture completely embody the qualities of a conductor!" The giraffe happily joined the choir and became the conductor. Surprisingly, it had a strong sense of perception and expression, coordinating the expression of emotions and meanings among the various sections.

The lion knew that if it joined the choir, it would make many small animals feel uneasy. So it used the pen name "Leo" and secretly wrote several grassland folk songs, which it sent to the choir.

Every evening, when the sun gradually sets, the choir members gather together to rehearse. Their voices and emotions harmoniously blend together, echoing on the grassland for a long time.

On the other side of the grassland, the lion is immersed in the distant singing, with happiness overflowing in its heart.