Wu Lin

Organized by 夜夜 on 2022-03-02
Introduction to Wu Lin(shukonghou,konghou)Master performer

Wu Lin, a native of Yingkou City, is a young performer of the Central Chinese Orchestra. Vice President of Konghou Association of Chinese Musicians Association.


Born in a musical family in Yingkou City in 1979, he started learning Guzheng at the age of 6, under the tutelage of Mr. Zuo Changan and Professor Yang Nani.

Since 1991, he has entered the secondary school attached to Shenyang Conservatory of Music and has an undergraduate degree. For ten years, he has studied Konghou and harp with Professor Le Pingqiu. Her guzheng and Konghou have won first prizes in various national instrumental music competitions and art festivals.
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