When it comes to Ireland, what comes to mind for those preparing to invest in immigration to Ireland? An island in the Atlantic, breathtaking scenery, the beautiful music and melodious voices of the Celts, or perhaps the stunning castles? Regardless of which, they are all equally beautiful, dreamlike, and unforgettable.
The coat of arms of Ireland was adopted on November 9, 1945, featuring a harp shield. The sky-blue shield displays a golden harp. The blue symbolizes the blue eyes of the Irish as well as the sea and sky, while the harp, known as the "Harp of the Angels," represents a hymn of tranquility, peace, and love, inspiring the people to be resilient and courageous.
Speaking of the "Harp of the Angels," we must discuss the music of Ireland. The harp on the coat of arms proudly showcases to the world that this is a land rich in musical history. The descendants of the Celts living here have created one myth after another in the music scene, just like their ancestors.
Standing on the vast grasslands of Ireland, gazing at the clouds in the sky that have been bleached of color by time, feeling the pleasant breeze on my face, I reminisce about the days when the indigenous tribes thrived on this land. The brave chieftain of the tribe must have had a gaze as resolute as that of a hawk, right? During celebrations, he would surely sit by the campfire, watching his people sing and dance in the flickering firelight, sharing joy with them, right? In fact, there is a folk band in Ireland known as the Chieftains. This band primarily performs authentic traditional Irish music and often collaborates with musicians from around the world, including Zhu Zheqin from mainland China. When the melodious bagpipes sound, the accordion, harp, Bouzouki, and Bodhrán drum leap and swirl in a dance of strings, dissolving the animosities between nations, and music no longer knows borders.