Wang Leehom asks for the translation of short messages.

Wang Leehom was born and raised in the United States. When he was a child, he could not speak Chinese. In the third grade, Wang Leehom was teased by his classmate Brian because he came from China. American boy Bryan laughed at Wang Leehom and said, China, Japanese, dirty knees, look at these. Wang Leehom felt very sad, but because he didn't know what to say, he laughed with others.

This is the first time that he found himself a minority in Rochester. At that time, Asians only accounted for 1% in the local area. Wang Leehom wanted to hit Brian, but Brian was faster and stronger. He has no choice but to endure. During that time, he became interested in violin, guitar and drums. He soon found that while playing music and singing, other children forgot his race and color most of the time. They will accept Wang Leehom because he is a genius and knows a lot about music.

In the sixth grade, Brian invited Wang Leehom to join his band. Wang Leehom agreed, and they formed a rock band called Nie Kou. From then on, they became friends. It was music that broke the barrier between them. Since then, music has played an important role in Wang Leehom's life.