The White House dinner arranged to perform "Les Misérables", suspected of insinuating Xi Jinping

In a video posted by the White House Deputy Chief of Staff, the White House arranged for a military band to perform the musical "Les Misérables" at the dinner of the second session of the Trump-Xi's meeting, and sang the famous quote "Have you heard the people singing?" that symbolizes anti-totalitarian rule (Associated Press)

Chinese President Xi Jinping visited the United States, and the White House held a dinner on the 24th. During the dinner, the military band was arranged to perform "One Day More" from the musical "Les Misérables". The lyrics of this song include the famous saying "Do you hear the people sing?" that symbolizes anti-totalitarian rule. It seems to be a veiled insult to Xi Jinping and the Chinese Communist regime for being aloof and deaf to the suffering of the people.

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Dan Scavino stated in a post and video on the

According to Wikipedia, "Only for Tomorrow" is the last song in the first act of "Les Miserables". In the play, the Republicans, led by young students, are about to launch the 1832 Paris Republican Rebellion in an attempt to overthrow the monarchy. The title of the first song in the second act is also "Do You Hear the People Singing?" 》.