Na Ying's Chengdu concert mourned Liu Huan with a clip from "The Crooked Moon". Chengdu's cultural and tourism department clarified the issue of approval

Abstract:

Chengdu Municipal Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism responded on September 29 to the question of whether Na Ying’s performance of "Crooked Moon" needs to be re-approved. After verification, Na Ying sang a fragment of the song during the audience interaction session of the Chengdu concert, but did not sing it in full. This does not fall into the category of a situation that requires re-approval after changing the program.

Liu Huan passed away in Shanghai on September 25, and the University of International Business and Economics issued an obituary. The next night, Na Ying called Liu Huan his mentor and helpful friend at a Chengdu concert and expressed his condolences with his song "The Curved Moon".

After the performance, some netizens worried that temporarily adding songs other than those originally scheduled to the program might involve re-approval or penalties. The Chengdu Culture and Tourism Department's response was based on the on-site situation of fragmentary singing during audience interaction, and the song was not sung in full.