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Zhong Chi (钟茌) is a Shanghainese girl who grew up in Denmark under the influence of northern European music. She started to explore the world of music when she turned 18 and met famous Shanghai electro musician, Jiayang Yixi (嘉洋溢西) in 2005. Together, they spent 2 years creating music together. The result of this collaboration is her debut album entitled "Easy World", released at the end of 2007 by SOMA ART (索玛文化). In live performances, she immediately attracted the attention of many of the best musicians to join her on stage. Thanks to VJ Fan, her concert is both an...

Chen Zhong (1919-2002), was renowned for his skill on various Chinese instruments. He played the pipa (lute), xun and xiao flutes. He was born in 1919 in Yangjiadu, Pudong, Shanghai, China. One of China's most revered musicians and teachers, Chen Zhong spent a lifetime playing several instruments and keeping the Shanghai style alive. .

Wei Zhongle (卫仲乐; 1908 or 1909-1998) played many instruments, including the guqin. In the early 1950s, he founded the traditional instruments department at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music. .

Wei Zhongyue (卫仲乐, 衛仲樂, 1909-1997) was a famous Chinese instrumentalist, regarded as one of the finest players of the Pipa (lute) and the Guqin (zither). But who was well-trained in playing Erhu (two-stringed fiddle) and various flutes too. Since his childhood he had contact with Chinese folk instruments, being highly influenced by his family musical tradition. He learned to play by taking lessons of Zheng Jingwen, Liu Yaozhang and Wang Yuting. Later he became a teacher of Chinese folk music himself. .