Actor uses sign language to communicate the melody

Chris McMillan
Mar 4, 2025
1 min read

China Daily

4th March 2025

Actor uses sign language to communicate the melody

From an orchestral swell, to the twirl of pirouette, and the nuance of a playwright's joke — experiencing the thrills of a performance can be a daunting task for visually and hearing-impaired audience members.

Chen Jing, who has had hearing damage since she was two and a half years old, knows the frustration well.

https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202503/04/WS67c6f89ea310c240449d8956.html

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