Among the traditional musical instruments of the Yi nationality, the Yueqin can be said to be a favorite musical instrument of the Yi nationality, men and women, young and old. The Yi nationality Yueqin has a crisp high-pitched, bright mid-range and rich bass. It can be played not only solo, but also in ensemble with other musical instruments. The timbre is very pleasant to the ears.

When the yueqin is played, the qin should be held obliquely in front of the chest, the left hand holds the qin to press the strings, and the right hand uses the index finger or the pick to pluck the strings to pronounce. It has always been an important way for the Yi people to express their inner feelings. Historical stories, labor production, weddings and funerals, etc. will be written into the Yueqin music.

The art of music is vast, and the inheritance and protection of traditional music is even more important. In August 2008, the Yueqin music of the Yi nationality was included in the second batch of state-level intangible cultural heritage lists in Liangshan Prefecture. It is a traditional musical instrument. In 2014, Southwest University for Nationalities and Xidwal School jointly established the Yi folk art inheritance class.

As the representative inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage of the Yi Yueqin music in Xichang City, Luo Le has guided students to win provincial and state awards many times during her working years, and now she also serves as the Southwest University for Nationalities and the Xidwar School The co-founded Yi folk art inheritance class, Yueqin teacher, guides the children of Val School to learn Yueqin music.

Luo Le told reporters that protecting and inheriting the traditional culture of ethnic minorities has become a major concern of the whole society in recent years. Based on these factors, they also hope to provide a platform for children to learn Yi culture through the Yi folk art inheritance class. It also allows national culture to be protected and inherited in the form of school education.

In the future, Luo Le also hopes that more people can learn about Yi Yueqin music and fall in love with this traditional culture and art. Luo Le said: "I also hope that people who really love traditional culture and have certain professional knowledge can delve into it, for example, in the production of musical instruments, in the cooperation and exchange with other ethnic or Western musical instruments, and in the creation of musical compositions, etc. To make more attempts and development, and create more and better works of Yi music and art.”

Among the traditional musical instruments of the Yi nationality, the Yueqin can be said to be a favorite musical instrument of the Yi nationality, men and women, young and old. The Yueqin of the Yi nationality has a crisp high pitch, bright midrange and rich bass. It can be played not only solo, but also in ensemble with other musical instruments. The timbre is very pleasant to the ears.

When the yueqin is played, the qin should be held obliquely in front of the chest, the left hand holds the qin to press the strings, and the right hand uses the index finger or the pick to pluck the strings to pronounce. It has always been an important way for the Yi people to express their inner feelings. Historical stories, labor production, weddings and funerals, etc. will be written into the Yueqin music.

The art of music is vast, and the inheritance and protection of traditional music is even more important. In August 2008, the Yueqin music of the Yi nationality was included in the second batch of state-level intangible cultural heritage lists in Liangshan Prefecture. It is a traditional musical instrument. In 2014, Southwest University for Nationalities and Xidwal School jointly established the Yi folk art inheritance class.

As the representative inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage of the Yi Yueqin music in Xichang City, Luo Le has guided students to win provincial and state awards many times during her working years, and now she also serves as the Southwest University for Nationalities and the Xidwar School The co-founded Yi folk art inheritance class, Yueqin teacher, guides the children of Val School to learn Yueqin music.

Luo Le told reporters that protecting and inheriting the traditional culture of ethnic minorities has become a major concern of the whole society in recent years. Based on these factors, they also hope to provide a platform for children to learn Yi culture through the Yi folk art inheritance class. It also allows national culture to be protected and inherited in the form of school education.

In the future, Luo Le also hopes that more people can learn about Yi Yueqin music and fall in love with this traditional culture and art. Luo Le said: "I also hope that people who really love traditional culture and have certain professional knowledge can delve into it, for example, in the production of musical instruments, in the cooperation and exchange with other ethnic or Western musical instruments, and in the creation of musical compositions, etc. To make more attempts and development, and create more and better works of Yi music and art.”