Gong Yi, 194 1 was born in Qidong, Nanjing. China famous professional guqin performer, first-class performer, master tutor of Shanghai Conservatory of Music, vice chairman of Guqin Professional Committee of China National Orchestral Society, representative inheritor of national intangible cultural heritage projects, recorded CD records such as Ping Sha Yan and teaching videos of Learning to Play the Qin, and published Essays on Qinle and Meeting the Needs of the Times.

2. Chen Changlin, a native of Fuzhou, Fujian, is a researcher at the Institute of Computing Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, an executive director of the China Qinqin Society, a director of the Beijing Guqin Research Society, and a consultant of the North American Qinqin Society. 1957 has published nearly 20 academic articles on guqin. Attended many Guqin concerts and academic conferences at home and abroad. "Hugo Company" published Chen Changlin's Guqin album CD "Minjiang Qin Yun";

3. Wu Zhao, 1935 12.28, a native of Dongguqin, Jiangsu Province, is a scholar and music historian. From an early age, he was influenced by traditional China arts such as Kunqu Opera and Guqin. His "A Brief History of Ancient Music in China" was greatly revised, and the modern part was added by his colleague Liu Dongsheng. It was officially published in the name of A Brief History of China Music, and its updated version was translated into Japanese and published in Tokyo on 1994.