Wu Qiang, female, Chinese nationality, is a professor of the Folk Music Department of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, a master tutor, and the director of the Ensemble Teaching and Research Section. In 1987, he graduated from the Folk Music Department of Shanghai Conservatory of Music, majoring in Liuqin.
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Ruan Shichun, born in 1949 in a family of architectural designers in Hong Kong, studied wood engineering. He joined the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra in 1974 and has been the Principal of Liuqin since 1987.
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Biupabiupapapabiu is a high-quality up host of station B. He currently has 2,609 followers. His videos mainly focus on playing the national musical instrument liuqin and reciting popular music.
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Wang Min (November 8, 1934 - December 5, 1997), composer. Shanghainese. Before his death, he served as the first-level composer of the China Symphony Orchestra, the executive vice-chairman and secretary-general of the China Light Music Society, and the editor-in-chief of Music Life News.
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Xu Fengxia, an internationally renowned Chinese female musician and an important figure in Chinese contemporary classical music, now lives in Germany and graduated from the famous Shanghai Conservatory of Music. She mainly plays four kinds of instruments: Guzheng, Sanxian, Qixian Guqin and Liuqin.
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Zhang Xinhua, male, a member of the Communist Party of China, a native of Anfu, Jiangxi, a performer of Liuqin and Zhongruan. Now he is the voice director of the plucked part of the Central Chinese Orchestra and a national first-class actor.
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Wang Hongyi, female, national first-class performer, famous liuqin performer, performed Liuqin Concerto in Vienna Golden Hall and Hamburg, Germany and other famous music halls in 2005, and won high praise. His works include "Chinese Liuqin", "Jiang Yueqin Sound" and so on.
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Wang Huiran, (1936-), Zhenhai, Zhejiang. Famous Chinese folk musician, liuqin, pipa player, composer.
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