594K views · 10K reactions | Discover the intricate craftsmanship behind the Guqin, a seven-stringed instrument cherished for centuries by scholars and sages, including Confucius. Often called "the father of Chinese music," the Guqin embodies elegance and wisdom, offering a glimpse into ancient China's musical soul. | Across Asia | Facebook

Wu Na, an award-winning Chinese modern Guqin artist and educator, amazed audiences with a fascinating Guqin performance during the "Journey through Civilizations" launch ceremony. #Guqin #music #China #culture | CGTN America

3.6K views · 51 reactions | #Chinese ancient zither #Guqin (#古琴) solo performance. #Confucius would've also played this 7-stringed instrument known as "the father of Chinese music". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_I-2z50kK8 | World Music and Art | Facebook

Guqin, a seven stringed ancient Chinese zither with a history of over 3,000 years has been listed as a UNESCO intangible cultural heritage for 21 years. | Wang Wenbin Chinese Ambassador to the Kingdom of Cambodia 汪文斌

#LivingHeritage: Guqin Wandering sounds, irregular rhythms and a carrier of gentle emotions. This is the musical language of guqin, a plucked seven string instrument created in ancient China. The earliest piece of guqin in China, unearthed in Hubei province in 2016, dates back to the Zhou Dynasty (c. 11th century - 256BC). The body of a guqin is made of lacquered wood and the strings of twisted silk. Unlike its seemingly simple appearance, making a guqin is extremely demanding. An outstanding pi