r/guzheng was banned by reddit for violating Rule 2 and unfortunately, years of informative posts are now inaccessible.

But don't fret! Guzheng lovers are invited to post at r/PureGuzheng! (The "request to post" mechanism is to prevent what what happened to the previous sub.) If you love the Chinese Zither please stop by.

I can’t find a pipa 琵琶 teacher near me (or, like, within the state), so I am considering taking classes online, but I’m not sure how feasible that really is. Has anyone here taken lessons online? Is there a school/teacher you recommend? Any particular issues to watch out for? I would need an English speaking teacher, since my Chinese is rusty and not good enough for this kind of thing….

Hello, I recently acquired a guqin and am curious about its brand and value. Any help would be appreciated!

I have 694TT brand new, authentic from Shanghai.. comes with stand and plug.. retail price 1.4k willing to let go at a cheaper price.. quote me a price we can negotiate.. thank you

So I bought this off of eBay inside of an auction as I was in the market for a Chinese fiddle (erhu), but I think it is the bigger brother to it. It weighs more than all of my erhu and I think it could be a zhonghu. Can I please have some help?

Hi - Just created a SubReddit community for traditional musical instruments from China and its diaspora!

https://www.reddit.com/r/InstrumentsfromChina/

If you share any chinese instruments, curios or play, feel free to connect!

Cheers!

Hey folks, I just bought an "Asian flute" on ebay cause I'm very interested in Asian sounds and instruments. I bought it cause it was only a few bucks, but the seller was not able to tell me anything about it. So I did my research and I'm thinking it's a dizi (?) but I guess you people are the experts here. So can anyone can tell me A) what this instrument is called

B) if one of you got any sort of ressources for learning this thing. (Yt channels, Blogs etc.)

I appreciate it.