Liu, female, Han nationality, 1 9 6 5 10 was born in Hunan, China. 1996 Join the Jiu San Society. Professor of Folk Music Department of Central Conservatory of Music, tutor of master students, and deputy director of World Music Center of Central Conservatory of Music. Member of the 12th Central Committee of Jiu San Society. Vice President of the 2nd China Yangqin Society, member of the International Yangqin Society, member of the China World Folk Music Society, member of the International Music Education Society, and executive director of the China National Instrumental Music Society. Deputy Head of the National Chamber Orchestra, Visiting Professor of the Lviv National Conservatory of Music of the University of Michigan, Visiting Professor of the Czech P.J .Vejvanovskeho National Conservatory of Music, and Honorary Professor of the Volynj University for Nationalities of Ukraine. Members of European and American Alumni Association, China Musicians Association, Deputy Secretary-General of Yangqin Professional Committee of China National Orchestral Society, Executive Director of China National Instrumental Music Society, Director of Beijing Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Overseas Chinese Women's Association, Director of China National Orchestral Society, member of International Yangqin Association, member of Yangqin Professional Grading Committee at home and abroad, and member of Beijing Guqin Research Association, have been selected into various China and world celebrity lists for many times.

1983 graduated from the technical secondary school affiliated to the Central Conservatory of Music. 1983 to 1987 studied in the folk music department of the central conservatory of music and obtained a bachelor's degree. 1987 Up to now, he has worked as a teaching assistant, lecturer, associate professor, professor and tutor for master students in the folk music department of the Central Conservatory of Music. In the meantime, 1992 to 1994 studied in the graduate class of the folk music department of the Central Conservatory of Music and obtained a master's degree; In 2005-2006, he went to Liszt Conservatory of Music in Hungary as a visiting scholar; Since 2007, he has been studying for a doctorate in the Faculty of Literature of Roland University in Hungary. Professor Liu of Central Conservatory of Music [1]

/kloc-when he was 0/2 years old, he became famous at home and abroad with a beautiful and moving song "Yingshanhong". 1987 graduated with honors from the Central Conservatory of Music and stayed as a teacher. During the study period, he studied under Mr. Zhang V, Professor Gui Xili and Professor Xiang Zuhua successively, and also studied under Professor Li Xiangting, specializing in Chinese guqin art. He was admitted to the graduate school in 1992 and devoted himself to the study of dulcimer music performance art. 1994 received a master's degree in literature. Liu's films include Spring Bud, TV Feature Film, Changing China and Unforgettable Road to Growth. She has won many awards in national instrumental music competitions at home and abroad and the Education Garden Award, trained a large number of playing professionals for dulcimer education, and achieved remarkable results in various competitions in various regions. 1993, won the first prize of the second Jiangnan Silk and Bamboo Competition at home and abroad; 1996, participated in the creation of the famous Chinese folk music ensemble "Mei Qing Jingyue"; 1 9 9 8 was awarded the title of "outstanding young backbone teacher" by Beijing Higher Education Bureau.

She has held many personal and teacher-student concerts in Beijing Concert Hall and other places. From April to July, 2005, six dulcimer concerts for teachers and students were held in Beijing, which was the first time in China. He composed and adapted more than 10 dulcimer solo and ensemble works, and performed in various music festivals and concerts at home and abroad, which was well received. He also arranged a lot of dulcimer accompaniment for erhu works, which further enriched the expressive force of erhu music art. In 2005, she developed "timbre-divided harp bamboo", which filled a gap in dulcimer production in China. Visiting more than 20 countries and regions such as Asia, Europe and America for exchange performances and lectures, which won unanimous appreciation from famous news media and music critics at home and abroad; In May 2005, as a dulcimer musician, he became the first China judge of the Czech International Dulcimer Competition. In September, he was sent to Liszt Conservatory of Music by the Ministry of Education of China for a one-year study visit. In 2006, in recognition of her contribution to the music and cultural exchanges between China, Hungary and Ukraine, she was awarded honorary certificates of the Hungarian Ministry of Education's public primary school-Sino-Hungarian Bilingual School and the Ukrainian Volyn National Music and Art Higher School.

Liu Jiaoshou has released eight solo albums in China and Southeast Asian countries and regions. Three sets of nine textbooks for dulcimer teaching; Published more than ten academic papers on dulcimer education. [2]