Li Jing, 1952, from Shanghai, originally from Beijing. An artistic family, he began to learn violin at the age of six and classical (Spanish) guitar at the age of sixteen. A veteran musician in the guitar industry.

1968 graduated from Ningxia Art School. After graduation, he worked as a guitar and viola soloist in the provincial song and dance troupe.

1989 entered the central conservatory of music to study music theory and the history of western guitar music, and devoted himself to the research and creation of guitar nationalization. The main representative works are: guitar theme and variations "The Story of the Yellow River" and guitar concerto "Silent Snow Peak".

Northern Guitar School was founded in 1989 and served as the principal. Since then, I have been devoted to teaching guitar and violin. He has held guitar and violin workshops in Suzhou, Beijing and Yinchuan, and has done a lot of music teaching. Its students are participating in various guitar art competitions.

Won the first place many times in the competition.

1988 Zhuhai held the "China First International Guitar Art Festival", and Li Jing attended the event as a representative of the province and performed Bach's "prelude to the lute". In this activity, Mr. Li Jing had extensive and rigorous academic exchanges with guitarists from western countries and representatives from various provinces and cities in China, which played an important role in promoting the popularization and development of guitar in China and other places in the future.

1993, Jing Li established the Grey Eyes Chamber Music Team in Hainan, which brought the nationalization of guitar into a new stage. As a consultant of Hainan Guitar Association, I completed the recording and broadcasting of the representative work The Story of the Yellow River. During this period, as a senior musician, he attracted the attention of various propaganda media, and Hainan TV Station, Hainan Radio Station and CCTV 3 conducted exclusive interviews and reports on his works. Since then, Mr. Li Jing has twice visited and exchanged folk music art in Thailand. And was hired as a violin and guitar tutor at the Royal Thai Conservatory of Music. After returning to China, Mr. Li Jing has been engaged in the teaching of guitar and violin, and has held several guitar art training courses in Fengtai Shaogong, China Agricultural University and various cultural and art museums to promote foreign good teaching experience.