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Singapore Yangqin Society

 

Founded in 1999, the Singapore Yangqin Society aims to provide a platform for children and yangqin enthusiasts in Singapore to exchange ideas, learn, and perform. The Society has successfully organized numerous concerts, including Qin Shi Yang Yang (Lively Lute and Lion), Zhu Luo Yu Pan (Jade Plate with Falling Pearls), The Ugly Duckling 1, Si Zhu Chan Ming (Cicadas Chirping in Silk and Bamboo), The Ugly Duckling 2, Bai Xian Ming Cai (Brilliant Sounds from Hundred Strings), and Bai Xian Zheng Ming (Hundred Strings in Competition). It has also hosted multiple Yangqin Lectures and Exchange Sessions with Chinese Masters, facilitating academic exchanges and knowledge sharing.

 

In 2021, the Society was invited to perform the yangqin ensemble Three Character Classic at the opening ceremony of the Chinese Music Festival. In 2023, their closing performance of River Snow at the Chinese Music Festival received widespread acclaim. Over the years, the Society has actively participated in community performances and has been recognized and praised by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.

 

In March 2024, the Society was invited to participate in the 1st Yangqin Elite Exhibition and Yangqin Cultural Festival in Qingdao, China, where they won the Gold Award in the group competition, as well as Silver and Bronze Awards in individual categories. They also took part in the Guinness World Record attempt for the "Largest Yangqin Ensemble," contributing to setting a new world record.

 

In September 2024, co-hosted by the Asian Yangqin Society and organized by the Singapore Yangqin Society, the 5th International Yangqin Music Festival and the "Anthem of ASEAN" Theme Concert were held in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. The Society achieved remarkable results, winning Gold, Silver, and Bronze Awards, and the event concluded successfully.

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Taiwan Yangqin Orchestra

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The Taiwan Yangqin Orchestra was established in 2002 with the aim of developing the art of yangqin music. It continues to promote yangqin art and Taiwanese music creation. From the reform of musical instruments to the situation where there was no music score, it has maintained a passionate and pragmatic attitude, steadily inviting composers every year, regularly holding special concerts, and vigorously performing in schools at all levels across Taiwan, and has performed in other countries for exchanges. So far, it has performed more than 500 shows at home and abroad, and these achievements have been recognized by the general public and the government. They have more experience and standards in cross-field and musical production performances, such as the previous Taiwan Nursery Rhymes Change (adding wire hanging and Peking Opera martial arts actors crossing the Black Water Ditch), Flying Peach Children's Musical (combining traditional puppetry and modern drama), Grandpa's Drama Box (combining modern drama), Silent Shadow, Beautiful Voice (combining storytelling, debate, black-and-white silent film, dance, Taiwanese opera, drama), and Praise the Art of Blessing (combining storytelling of Taichung's historical sites and live phonograph playback). This show was ticketed and performed for three consecutive shows at the Taiwan Theater, which is not easy to perform in the Chinese music industry.

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Wei Yanming

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Professor Wei Yanming (Master Tutor) used to be the director of the plucking teaching and research section of Tianjin Conservatory of Music, the art director of the Singapore Lion City Chinese Orchestra, and the conductor of the National University Chinese Orchestra. He is currently a professor at the Singapore Raffles Music College, Director and conductor of the Chinese Orchestra. Lai Yin. Nanyi Yangqin instructor, conductor of Chinese orchestras such as Overseas Chinese Junior College. Chairman of the Singapore Yangqin Society, Director of the Chinese Music Association, Vice Chairman of the Asian Music Association, Editor-in-Chief of the Yangqin Course for the National University of Singapore (NUS), Deputy Editor-in-Chief of the Yangqin Course for the China Xinghai Conservatory of Music, Guest Conductor of the China Chenxing Chinese Orchestra, signed with Aiyi musician.

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The thesis "Barehand Exercises" and "Development of Yangqin Teaching Aids" won the "National Conservatory of Music Excellent Teaching Achievement Award" and "Invention and Development of Multiple Yangqin New Techniques" won the honorary certificate of the first China Yangqin Symposium. The music "Thinking" won the Lu Xun Literature and Art Excellence Award, China Central Radio's national excellent folk music works were broadcast, and the ensemble "Three Character Classic" and "Dream of Nanyang" won the best prize in the competition. Recorded yangqin teaching video for Aiyi Academy. Invited to give lectures in many conservatories. The Yangqin solo "Jiang Xue" of Tianjin Chinese Orchestra <Famous Artists Concert> has served as judges and lectures of international competitions for many times. He has served as the conductor of Singapore and Malaysia Chinese music camps for many times, and composed "Elegy", "Dreamland Nanyang" and "Nursery Rhymes" for the Singapore Syf School Orchestra, all of which won gold medals. Achievement collection|Recorded in <Dictionary of Chinese Experts and Celebrities>

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Born in Tianjin, Ma Huan began studying the yangqin at the age of four under Professor Wei Yanming. In 1996, she was admitted to the Affiliated High School of the Tianjin Conservatory of Music, studying under Professors Li Zekun andZhang Rongdi. In 2002, she was accepted into the China Conservatory of Music with an exemption from the national academic entrance exam, becoming a student of the renowned yangqin master Professor Xiang Zuhua. During this time, she also studied the Hungarian cimbalom under Viktoria Herencsar, President of the International Dulcimer Association, and percussion under Professor Wang Yidong. She earned her Master’s degree in 2009.

 

 

Ma Huan

 

 

In 2010, Ma Huan joined the Singapore Chinese Orchestra as a yangqin performer. She later studied composition under Singaporean composer Law Wai Lun and received conducting guidance from renowned conductor Dr. Tay Teow Kiat. She currently also serves as a yangqin instructor at the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) in Singapore.

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During her studies, Ma Huan frequently accompanied Professor Xiang Zuhua on tours to Shanghai, Suzhou, Hangzhou, and Inner Mongolia for concerts and lectures dedicated to Xiang’s compositions. In 2002, she won the Bronze Award in the Youth Professional Category at the inaugural Chinese National Instrumental Competition. In 2003, she founded the Silk Strings Chamber Ensemble, which won the Gold Award in the Ensemble Category and the Silver Award in the Solo Category at the International Youth Instrumental Competition in Macau. In 2008, she received the Bronze Award in the Modern Ensemble Category at the Third National Traditional Instrumental Music Competition. As the principal yangqin player of the Huaxia Orchestra, she toured internationally and was invited to record for CCTV’s Spring Festival Specialand Fenghua Guoyue.

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In recent years, Ma Huan has served as a judge for international yangqin competitions, the Singapore Chinese Music Competition, and concerto competitions. She has been invited to participate in international music festivals, includingthe Sino-Hungarian, Sino-French, and Sino- Malaysian Yangqin Festivals. Additionally, she has served as an assistant conductor and yangqin instructor for the Singapore Ministry of Education’s Youth Chinese Orchestra Summer Camp.

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In 2020, she composed and performed multiple online music videos, with her original Chinese orchestral work Special Times serving as a musical response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Her arrangement and performance of Home wasincluded in CCTV’s Sounds of Love, a 24-hour global online concert.

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In 2021, she founded Wu Du, a boutique chamber ensemble under the Singapore Chinese Orchestra. Beyond performing, she has composed several chamber works for the group, including jazz- inspired adaptations of Blossoms in the Spring Breeze and Libertango, both of which have become signature pieces for the ensemble. In 2022, representing the Singapore Chinese Orchestra, she traveled to Nuremberg, Germany, where she collaborated with the Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra to premiere a Chinese orchestral version of Pictures at an Exhibition at the Klassik Open Airfestival, which was attended by 75,000 audience members and received widespread acclaim.

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Alongside her performance and composition career, Ma Huan has organized numerous solo and student recitals. Many ofher students have won championships in the Singapore Chinese Music Competition (Junior and Intermediate categories), and the student orchestra she conducts has consistently achieved Gold with Honors at the Singapore Youth Festival Chinese Orchestra Competition.​

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Patrick Ngo Lik Tze

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Patrick Ngo Lik Tze is the music director of Truevine Music Classroom, founder of Singapore Yangqin ensemble group 百弦传承扬琴艺术团, Vice President of International Dulcimer Arts Alliance,

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Secretary of Singapore Yangqin Society, a member of the Cimbalom World Association (CWA), a recipient of the NACArts Bursary (Overseas) and Lee Foundation Overseas Study Grant, an award winning Yangqin instrumentalist, the first home-grown Singaporean who obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Yangqin (Major) / percussion(Minor) performing arts from the prestigious Central Conservatory of Music, Beijing.

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Currently as a yangqin/percussion educationalist in Raffles Girl’s School, Raffles Institution, Raffles Junior College, Tampines Meridian Junior College, Catholic High Primary, Elias Park Primary and Rosyth School in Singapore. Patrick isalso a personal coach to award winning students in National Chinese Competition organised by National Arts Council as well as distinction students in Instrumental grading examinations organized by Nanyang academy of Fine Arts and Confucius Institute, NTU.

 

Since 1998, he studied under the tutelage of Miss Qu Jian Qing, the renowned yangqin Principal of the SingaporeChinese Orchestra (SCO). Under Miss Qu’s tutelage and inspiration, Patrick’s passion towards Yangqin grew tremendously and finally decided to pursue music as a profession.

 

In 1999, Patrick joined Echoes of the Valley Chinese Orchestra which was awarded 2nd Prize and 1st Prize in 2000 and 2002 respectively in the (NAC) National Chinese Music competition, Open Ensemble Category. In 2004, Patrick joined the pioneer batch of the Singapore Youth Chinese Orchestra and was appointed the yangqin Principal.

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In 2005, Patrick gained admittance into the Central Conservatory of Music, Beijing. He has studied under renownedyangqin soloist and educationist Professor Gui Xili and First Grade yangqin soloist, Mr. Xu Xue Dong. Patrick was under the tutelage of renowned Yangqin soloist and educationist, Professor Huang He in the Conservatory.

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Patrick took up Chinese percussion which consist of Chinese Da Gu 打鼓, Pai Gu 排鼓，Bang Zi 板子，Luo 罗，cha 镲 and other western percussion such as Cajon, Bongos, Congas, xylophone,

vibraphone and Timpani in the conservatory under the tutelage of renowned percussionist and educationist, Professor Wang Jian Hua. Patrick also took up drumset under the tutelage of renowned Singapore drummer Mr Tama Goh as extra skillset in conjunction with his percussion skills.

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In 2005, Patrick performed with the Conservatory Yangqin ensemble at the 8th Cimbalom World Congress in Beijing held by Cimbalom World Association of Hungary.

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In Aug 2006, Patrick was awarded the NAC Arts Bursary (Overseas) in recognition of his artistic potential to contribute to the development of the arts in Singapore. By 3rd July 2009, Patrick graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Yangqin/percussion performing arts.

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Patrick joined The TENG Ensemble and performed in major events such as Film Festival Awards 2011, The Chinese Chamber Logo Open Ceremony and the Business China Awards Ceremony 2011.

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In March 4 2012, Patrick staged a 2 full house concert ABODE presents by the esplanade with the TENG Ensemble asthe Yangqin instrumentalist at the Esplanade Recital Studio. The concert was well received and was published in 联合早报 as well as The Straits Times life.

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In November 2012, Patrick took up Ukulele as an extra skillset in his music journey. Later Patrick was approached by People’s Association as a Ukulele instructor in preparation for CHING GAY 2013 in various community centres. (KIM SENG CC, TIONG BAHRU CC, WHAMPOA CC, YUHUA CC, CI YUAN CC, CHENG SAN CC)

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Receiving good responses from students for Ching Gay 2013, Community Clubs and Schools start to approach Patrickfor lessons through different channels and he led them to various performances in Singapore.

 

• In Sept 28 2013, Patrick staged another full house concert with TENG ensemble named EIGHT at Esplanade recital studio as the yangqin instrumentalist and released their debut album 八on the very same day. Theconcert was well received and published in 联合早报 and Straits times LIFE.

• In end of 2013, Patrick co-founded Nen ensemble alongside with Johnny Chia and Darrel Xin. Nen had stagedvarious performances in 2014 and were all well received by the audience. In 2015, Nen was invited by Esplanade to perform for their National Day Performance SG50 alongside Sand artist Lawrence Koh. Nen released their debut album” first steps” in Jan 2016. In the same year, Nen was also invited to perform at Esplanade for their Huayi Festival. In Feb 2016, Nen was invited foran interview at 88.3Jia FM to share their musical journey with Eeva in her program 与美香同行。

• In Nov 11 2016, Patrick staged a full house concert with Nen named “Past.Present.Future” at Esplanade Recital Studio. The concert had great feedbacks and published in 联合早报 and Straits times LIFE.

• In 2017 Aug, Patrick shoot 2 music videos [Who is Nen?] and [Autumn Rain] as Nen’s Yangqin/percussion instrumentalist which were released in Nov 2017 and Jan 2018.

• In 2019 Aug/Sept, Nen was invited for an interview at Symphony 92.4FM, UFM100.3, Hao 96.3FM and 联合早报for their performance at the Singapore Chinese Music Festival 《华乐新生代》 and Garden by the Bay’s Mid-Autumn Celebration performance 《传承》 which were well received bythe audience. Later in November, Patrick was invited to perform in a yangqin/erhu concert 《丝竹蝉鸣》with his yangqin ensemble

• In 2020 May, Patrick was invited to perform in a broadcast online concert series 《丝路时光》which was sponsored by NAC and presented by 早报to bring comfort and entertainment during the circuit breaker to audience in Singapore and China.

• In 2021 March, Patrick alongside with his band Nen took part in the DPG project “The World is in our Hands”, supported by the National Arts Council and produces 6 music videos of self compositions to bring Chinese fusion music into homes during this pandemic.

• In 2021 August, Patrick was invited by Singapore Symphony Orchestra to perform in their National DayConcert, premiered the orchestra piece “Luciola Singapura” composed by Koh Cheng Jin who ingeniously included yangqin as the only Chinese instrument in the composition.

• In 2021 September, Patrick was invited by Ding Yi company to perform for their Silver Arts 2021 concert 《我只在乎你》as the yangqin instrumentalist.

• In 2022 March, Patrick was invited to perform on an online platform with new works of 7 local composers under the project Ipseity 新重乐 as the yangqin instrumentalist.

• In 2023 Sept, Patrick composed a Yangqin ensemble piece 《梦幻琴缘》and premiered in a concert 【百弦争鸣】organised by Singapore Chinese Music Federation. The piece was well received. On the same month, hewas also invited to be the instructor of the first Youth Music Camp organized by SCMF.

• In Oct 2024, Patrick was invited by Singapore Symphony Orchestra to perform in Kyoto, Japan as part of the Asia orchestra week.

• In Feb 2025, Patrick was invited by Singapore Symphony Orchestra to perform in Australia for their tour in Sidney, Melbourne and Brisbane.

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Chng Lee Na

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Chng Lee Na started learning the Yangqin and piano at the age of 10, with Teh Beng Huat as her Yangqin mentor. In 1992, she participated in the “Shanghai Jiang Nan Si Zhu” composition and performance competition. In 1994, she won first place in the Malaysia Youth Instrumental Solo Competition and performed on live television. In 1995, she achieved third place in the Malaysian National Chinese instrument open category solo competition. She also obtained the Grade 8 piano practical, music theory and diploma from the Royal Schools of Music in London.

 

In 1996, she admitted to the prestigious Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing under the guidance of Professor Gui Xi Li. She was also admitted to the China Conservatory of Music, majoring in Yangqin, with Professor Xiang Zu Hua, Professor Zheng Bao Heng and Professor Xu Xue Dong as her mentors. She also minoring learned the Guzheng and piano, guzheng under the tutelage of Chen Gang. In 2000, she held a Degree graduated solo concert in Beijing.

 

Since 2002, she has been a Yangqin instructor in various primary and secondary schools in Singapore, winning numerous gold and distinctions. She has participated in many solo and ensemble concerts, accompanying renowned musicians such as Shen Cheng, Liu Chang Fu and You Hong Zhao.In 2003, 2005, and 2013, she participated in the 7th, 8th, and 12th World Dulcimer Congress performances in Switzerland, Beijing, and Taiwan (leading her students). From 2008 to 2010, she was a contracted guest performer with the Singapore Chinese Orchestra. In 2012 and 2016, she served as a judge at the 1st and 3rd China Yangqin Art Festival in Hangzhou and Changsha. In 2019 and 2021, she led her students to perform in the "Si Zu Chan Ming “and "Ugly Duckling" concerts. From 2006-2022,her students have won first, second, third and excellence awards in the Singapore National Chinese instrument solo competition. In 2021, she served as an examiner for the Singapore Teng Academy's instrumental music grading exams. In 2023 Aug-Sep, she led students to participate in the “Yangqin tutors seminar” and “Bai Xian Zheng Ming” concert by Singapore Yangqin Association. In 2024 Sep, her students participated in the “5th International Dulcimer Music Festival” and “ASEAN Theme Concert”.

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Casey Ng

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Casey Ng is a distinguished yangqin performer and veteran music educator who has made significant contributions to Chinese orchestral music in Singapore and abroad. He joined the Keat Hong Chinese Orchestra in 1975, where he quickly established himself as a leading figure in the plucked string section. Over the years, he has served as a plucked string instructor, mentoring numerous young musicians and nurturing talent within the ensemble.

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Currently, Casey Ng serves as a conductor and music instructor at several schools, continuing his dedication to music education. Since 1983, he has represented Singapore in various international cultural performances across Switzerland, Cambodia, Sri Lanka, and numerous countries in South America.

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In 1985, Casey Ng won first prize in the yangqin open category of the Singapore Chinese National Music Competitions. That same year, he joined four fellow musicians to participate in the “Indian Ocean Music Festival” in the United Kingdom. In 1987, he traveled to Shanghai to perform in the International and National Jiangnan Sizhu Music Composition and Performance Contest, and visited esteemed professors Gui Xi Li and Xiang Zhu Hua. From that year onward, he has been invited annually as a guest conductor for major performances by the Kuching Hua Ee Music Society in Sarawak, Malaysia.

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His international collaborations include an exchange performance with the Hong Kong Lover Chinese Orchestra in 1988, and in 1992, he performed in Thailand at the Queen’s 60th Birthday Celebration Cultural Festival. Under his leadership, the orchestra’s plucked string ensemble won first place and the Best Overall Performance Award at the Singapore National Chinese Music Competitions in 1987, 1989, 1991, and 1993—achievements that were widely praised.

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In 2001, Casey Ng participated in the prestigious Venice Biennale. Since 2005, he has been a proud member of the World Yangqin Association, further solidifying his status as a global ambassador for the instrument.

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Chung Chuan-Po, team leader

 

Director of the Taiwan Yangqin Orchestra, director of the Chinese National Music Society, adjunct assistant professor of the Chinese Music Department of Chinese Culture University, vice president of the "Cross-Strait Yangqin Development Society" of Xiamen University, China, and consultant of the Hong Kong Yangqin Association. As the founding director of the Taiwan Yangqin Orchestra, he has led the orchestra through countless musical performances. He upholds the spirit of "creating diverse yangqin performances and conveying the humanities of Taiwanese music". He believes that music can make society more harmonious and human nature more kind. Therefore, he is committed to rooting music in the hearts of children, hoping that they can gain spiritual nourishment from music from the early stages of their development. He composes his own music and composes his love for Taiwanese music into music, from concertos, solos to ensemble works.

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Liao Yingqiao

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Executive director of the Taiwan Yangqin Orchestra, former yangqin player of the Tainan City National Orchestra, 2005 "National Theater and Concert Hall Traditional Instrumental Music Newcomer" and 2007 Taipei City Chinese Orchestra "National Music Shining Star" Newcomer. 

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She majored in yangqin since she was young and was taught by teacher Huang Jinsheng. Later, she studied under teachers such as Zhan Jinniang, Chen Siyu, Li Tingyao, and Lin Xinping. During her postgraduate studies, she studied under Professor Xiang Zuhua. In addition, he also studied yangqin with famous yangqin players such as Zhang Gaoxiang, Li Lingling, and Xu Xuedong.

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Liao Jun actively participates in yangqin creation and program production, such as the creation and arrangement of yangqin ensemble works: such as the transplantation of the dulcimer concerto "Phoenix Nodding", the adaptation and creation of the Erqiao dulcimer work "Spring Green Forest", and other works such as "Children's Fantasy Suite", "Clapping Song", "Forest Rhapsody", "Happy Torch Festival", "Missing Song", and "Spring Smile" have been well received. In 2020, he successfully edited and published "The Good Voice of Taiwan Yangqin-A Collection of Yangqin Ensemble Music". The program "oops! Two Peach from the Sky" was successfully performed at the 2016 Taichung Flower City Art Festival. The musical story scripts "Alice and the Lamb's Magical Castle" and "The World of Yangqin is Fun" were successfully performed in more than 50 schools across Taiwan.

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Du Wanlin

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2022 New Taipei City music rising star, Master of Chinese Music from the National Taiwan University of Arts. He is currently the principal of the Taiwan Yangqin Orchestra and a lecturer in the Department of Chinese Music at the National Taiwan University of Arts. He majored in yangqin and was first taught by teacher Zhang Yihong. He later studied under teachers Lin Rongci, Lin Xinping, and Chen Siyu. He also studied with famous yangqin players such as Zhang Gaoxiang, Li Lingling, Xu Xuedong, Wang Se, and Wang Yujue. He has won numerous awards since childhood. In recent years, he has served as the premiere of many dulcimer works. He has also collaborated with many orchestras and performed all over the world. Currently, he is active in various forms of performances and teaching, composing yangqin performance works, and guiding yangqin students to win awards in the yangqin individual category of the Ministry of Education's National Student Music Competition. From 2023 to 2025, he served as the yangqin player in singer Luo Dayou's concerts, and toured dozens of shows in Kaohsiung, Taipei, Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Macau and other places.

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Zhang Zhewei

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Born in Taichung City, he is a graduate student in the Department of Chinese Music at the National Taiwan University of Arts. He has won the first prize in the yangqin group of the Taiwan Music Competition many times, and achieved outstanding results in national music competitions. While studying at the National Taiwan Normal University, he won the championship in the traditional group of the concerto competition and was invited to perform the yangqin concerto "Rhapsody"; in 109, he won the second place and the Best Popularity Award in the "NCO Instrumental Competition-2020 Yang Yang De Yi Newcomer Selection". He likes to try different and similar performances and forms. He has collaborated with the Century Chorus, the National Taiwan Normal University Mixed Chorus, and the Taipei City National Chorus. In recent years, he has collaborated with the Taiwan Yangqin Orchestra, the Little Giant Silk and Bamboo Orchestra, the Qinyuan National Orchestra, the Caoshan Music Square, the Shi Kuang Zhiyin Yaji, and other groups. He has been invited to perform in Hong Kong, Canada, Germany, the Netherlands, Mexico, Japan, Sichuan, Chongqing, Fuzhou, Beijing, Harbin, Ningxia, Shanxi, Malaysia and other places, and has participated in various groups' promotional concerts and school tours in various places. He has rich performance experience.

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Xie Yunru

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Born in Taichung City in 2000, he majored in dulcimer and is currently a member of the Taiwan Dulcimer Orchestra and the Little Giant Silk and Bamboo Orchestra. He is currently studying at the Graduate School of Chinese Music at the Taiwan University of the Arts.

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In recent years, he has been committed to various types of performing arts activities. In 2025, he performed the cross-field dulcimer production "The Voice of the Yanggeum Land-Island Language and Bay Songs" with the Taiwan Yangqin Development Association; in 2024, he won the first place and the overall grand prize in the 1st World Yanggeum Competition (KOREN); in 2023, he served as the concerto of the Taiwan Yangqin Orchestra's exquisite night concert "Sanha"; he toured with the Taiwan Yangqin Orchestra and the Little Giant Silk and Bamboo Orchestra to Canada and the United States; he went to Kinmen and Penghu with the Taiwan Yangqin Orchestra for dulcimer talent training camps; in 2022, he held a personal graduation concert "Yan"; in 2020, he was selected as a newcomer in the small hall of the National Music Department of the National Taiwan University of Arts.

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Liu Ru

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He is currently studying in the daytime master's program of the Department of Chinese Music at the National Taiwan University of the Arts, majoring in yangqin. He is currently a member of the Taiwan Yangqin Orchestra and the Taipei City Chinese Orchestra Affiliated College Chinese Orchestra. He was formerly the yangqin principal of the Tainan University of the Arts National Orchestra. She often performs with various orchestras at home and abroad, and is also a frequent yangqin partner in various exams, competitions and concerts. During her studies, she has distinguished herself in various competitions and regularly organizes many concerts of different forms, with rich stage experience. 

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Committed to various teaching and promotion activities, he has been with the Taiwan Yangqin Orchestra to primary schools in various counties and cities for campus promotion performances since 2023. He has also visited Kinmen twice to participate in the [Yun Yang Wuzhou] Kinmen County Yangqin Performance Talent Training Program as a yangqin teacher. He is currently a yangqin teacher at Jieshou Junior High School in Taipei City and Jieshou Elementary School in New Taipei City; and a yangqin and percussion teacher at Wenchang Junior High School in Taoyuan City. He once worked as a yangqin teacher at Yunlin County's Xitong Junior High School.