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This guzheng player started playing in 1998. She received her bachelor's degree in Music Performance in China, and graduated from Missouri State University in Music Theory in 2017. She was featured as the first musician to play a Chinese instrument at the university. Today, she is highly sought after as both a concert artist and guzheng educator.

The beautiful instrument of Guzheng:
The guzheng, a traditional Chinese zither, is one of China's most popular and well-known musical instruments due to its long history, versatile sound, and affordability compared to other classical Chinese instruments. With over 2,500 years of history, it remains a vital part of Chinese culture and is widely played in China and internationally. The guzheng can produce a wide range of sounds, from gentle ballads to dramatic pieces. It has gone through many changes during its long history. A modern guzheng typically has 21 to 26 strings, each resting on a movable bridge, allowing for different tunings.