Children's learning ability is very strong when they are young, so parents can cultivate children's interest in learning as much as possible and let children listen to music more.

4-6 years old stage

Traditional lyrical music like "High Mountains and Flowing Water" and "Purple Bamboo Tunes" can be played to them, so that the baby will have the concept of grading songs from a young age! (It is not recommended to listen to passionate music such as "Battle Typhoon" for children, which may cause discomfort to their eardrums)

After you have an interest in music, the study of guzheng can be arranged! The foundation of hand shape is very important. When learning, you must let your child's hand shape reach the standard. Start a little tired, and then you can learn more easily!

6-12 years old

The development of hands and various parts of a child before the age of 6 cannot support him to express music, so parents should be responsible for enlightenment, and do not force children to learn.

After the age of 6, you can start formal guzheng learning, you can start with intonation, rhythm and reading music. Again, if you lay a solid foundation, everything will become very easy to learn!

Children of this age have a really great advantage: talent is very moldable! That is to say, even if your child is not a natural musician, he can become a very good musical seedling through acquired training!

13-19 years old

If you start learning the guzheng at this age, it is not a boy's kung fu! However, if you study hard, you will still have the opportunity to become a very good guzheng player!

It is basically impossible to cultivate a child's interest in guzheng from this stage, unless he really likes it himself! If he prefers piano or guitar, there is no way you can make him fall in love with guzheng!

At this stage, the role of parents also needs to be changed from guides to supporters. Whatever musical instrument the child wants to learn, it is done with full support without affecting their studies!

At this stage, it is necessary to let children know that the musical instrument they choose must continue to learn, and this is the responsibility.