The pipa solo "Snow in the Spring" is a shining pearl in the treasure house of Chinese national music, and is a classic pipa masterpiece that has been passed down through the ages and enjoys worldwide fame. Its name comes from Song Yu's "Ask the King of Chu" in the Warring States Period, which symbolizes the elegant and delicate artistic realm, profound meaning and beautiful melody, and has always been regarded as the best pipa art of "Yangchun Snow" style.

With the vitality of spring and the purity of winter snow as the keynote, "Spring Snow" creates a vivid and poetic picture through the unique playing techniques of the pipa and the rich and varied timbals. The musical structure is exquisite and the rhythm is smooth, both the warm and bright melody of the spring day and the melodious fragments like snowflakes, which complement each other, showing a harmonious and rich musical connotation.

In artistic expression, the song deeply captures the essence of traditional Chinese aesthetic taste. It uses various skills of the pipa, such as rotating fingers, rolling strokes, overtones, etc., which not only reflects the delicate emotional expression, but also demonstrates the superb performance skills. "Snow in the Spring" has a high degree of abstraction and symbolism in the music structure, using scenery to express feelings, allegorizing things, to achieve a high degree of integration between human and nature, music and emotion.

At the same time, as an important part of Chinese classical music culture, "Snow in the Spring" has witnessed the development of pipa art from ancient times to today, reflecting the profound cultural heritage and excellent artistic creativity of the Chinese nation. It is not only regarded as a compulsory classic textbook by many pipa players, but also maintains a fresh vitality on the modern stage, constantly attracting new audiences and leading them into the picturesque music world.

With its far-reaching artistic influence and immortal musical value, "Snow in the Spring" has played an irreplaceable role in the inheritance and development of excellent traditional Chinese culture, and is a monument in the history of Chinese pipa art and even the entire national music.