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Danke schoen :)

Thank you Mr Hong :) I find with time this instrument sounds better, especially after I followed your recent advice!

@@Anastasia.fridman Thanks! I already contacted the synthetic skin (or artificial skin) maker, Mr. Wu, after the Chinese New Year, he will help me to make more for the buyers. I think before you leave China, you should order a new python skin and a synthetic skin for future performances,

practice shifting exercises daily (you can ask your teacher for some). And don't be scared to shift. I think sometimes beginners may unintentionally have some scary feelings about the shift and get tense before shifting which is why they miss the note. Just relax and trust your muscle memory. Also have the tones you need to play in your head before the shift

Thank you :)

Thank you for checking up on me! I have not been filming anything recently. However I still play and practice erhu. I will try to make some recordings this summer and post some more~

Hi! Unfortunately I only have this short video. But I could record a full cover video if people are interested

Idk about people but i want to play your violin in an event .....if you could provide me a whole video comprising more than one violin (pashto most loved song) , I'll be so thankful to you...coz i really love your work.....

@@Anastasia.fridmanyes please!! Would love to hear the full thing 😍😍

I wish I can visit Jiang Nan soon! I would love to 😊

Thank you very much for all your nice comments and support! 😊🙏

Apart from mainly Chinese playing, a limited number of Japanese and Korean women also play this Chinese melody. But for non Asians, this is the second person plays after Frenchmen Eliott Tordo.

@@oberstleutnant787 I took half an hour to check, (I'm French myself), Elliot Tordo is at 16 year old highschool level in China. He needs to learn the textures, the volumes, among the bow techniques the continuous sound, etc... He needs a Chinese master, still a long way to go... yet I went back to his 8 years ago recordings, he hasn't evolved much. I don't see the potential apart from being a "rare bird" in our country and in Europe. Anastasia is a rare prodigy (as far as I saw on RUclips), but then again she has the gift, the long hours and the Chinese master; plus she's so young and shows a limitless potential to learn.

Thank you for your comment😊 I was invited to play violin on Afghan and Persian weddings a few times and that's when I also discovered the music.I think Afghan/Persian music is very beautiful so i continue to play it and play at many weddings 😊 I plan to bring out some video clips and in the future with some Afghan music for sure!

I read both western notation and jianpu

Thank you😊