Li Shuqin: female, born on May 5th, 196 1, associate professor, doctor. At present, he is the director of China Music History Teaching and Research Section of Music Department of Central Conservatory of Music, engaged in the teaching and research of modern and contemporary music history in China. At the same time, he is a correspondent of Pian (Netherlands), a magazine of the European China Music Research Foundation, a member of the editorial board of the China branch of the national key planning project (200 1), and a researcher of the research group of the national key planning project "Research on China's instrumental music creation since 1980s" (2002).

1961May 5 was born in Yanqing County, Beijing.

1February 1972 to1July 1980, he joined the Music Department of the Central May 7th Art School (1973 was renamed the Music School of the Central May 7th Art University, and 1977 restored the name of the original middle school attached to the Central Conservatory of Music), studied piano for half a year, and was assigned to study by the school. Besides, I also studied the Beijing Opera gongs and drums and Qin Yue. Regularly participate in activities organized by the school for the purpose of "starting school" and perform in factories, schools, rural areas and military units. He used to be a cadre of the League branch of the affiliated middle school.

1September 1980 to1August 1983 worked in the principal's office of the middle school affiliated to the Central Conservatory of Music.

1September 1983 to1July 1988, he studied in the Music Department of the Central Conservatory of Music, studied the history of modern and contemporary music in China under Professor Liang Maochun, and began to publish short articles in music newspapers. During my school days, I won the title of "Three Good Students" three times in a row and served as the monitor.

1988 Since September, he has taught the course "History of Modern and Contemporary Music in China" to undergraduates, evening university students, master students, international students and musicology majors of the Central Conservatory of Music, offered "Musicology Analysis" to master students of musicology, served as the instructor of undergraduate thesis in musicology, and offered other elective courses. During the period, he was rated as a lecturer by 1993, and 1995- 1999 studied under professors. He received a master's degree in literature from the Music Department of the Central Conservatory of Music and was promoted to associate professor in 2000. In the same year, he served as the director of the Music History Teaching and Research Section of China, and received a doctor's degree from the Music Department of the Central Conservatory of Music. He was the tutor of Professor Liang Maochun.