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Violin Temple · National Treasure String Orchestra debuts at the Beijing International Audio Show, performing the "Treasure Sound" at the Dibass Audio Hall.
On May 22, 2026, Beijing—During the 2026 Beijing International Audio Show, the Violin Temple National Treasure String Orchestra delivered a splendid string performance for the live audience at the Dibas Audio Hall. The encounter between seasoned performers from national-level orchestras and a professional HiFi sound field made this performance a highlight of the audio show.

Audio authority Liu Hansheng attended the 6th Beijing International Audio Exhibition, highly praising the Violin Temple · Violin Temple Treasure Hall.

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World-class instruments, a legacy spanning three centuries

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Zhou Xinjun · Stradivari Model Violin #200066

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Violin Temple Treasure Hall Collection: 1742

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Violin Temple Collection Treasure 200050

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Fine Bows
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Advanced Violin Rental
¥ 60/月起
Business Overview: Advanced (Level 3 of the 6-level system) is an intermediate violin rental service launched by Idyllic Symphony, specifically addressing the upgrade need of "the beginner violin has reached its limit, time to switch to a handmade instrument." Mass-produced handmade violins offer distinctive and layered tonal quality, representing the most cost-effective turning point. With minimal investment, let children hear "true sound" for the first time.
📅 Min. rental period:3个月
💰 Deposit:¥ 2,500
Intermediate Fraction Violin Rental
50/月
Business Overview: Mid-Level (Level 2 in a 6-level system) is a beginner violin rental service launched by Idyllic Symphony, specifically designed to resolve parents' dilemma of "should I buy a violin when my child is just starting to learn." It offers the lowest threshold and the most flexible approach, allowing the child to start playing first without parents making a costly mistake.
📅 Min. rental period:3个月
💰 Deposit:2000
High-End Violin Rental
¥ 80/月起
Business Overview: Advanced Pro (Level 4 of the 6-level system) is a premium violin rental service launched by Idyllic Symphony, specifically designed to solve the bottleneck of "after two to three years of learning, the violin's sound has reached its limit." It's not a lack of skill—it's the instrument holding you back. Handcrafted and adjusted by an experienced luthier, the sound emerges as soon as the bow lightly touches the strings. This is a key step from "learning the violin" to "performing with the violin."
📅 Min. rental period:3个月
💰 Deposit:¥ 5,000
Master Interviews
Conversations with string music masters, stories of artistic lives

Violin Temple · Violin Temple Treasure Hall First Interview: This episode features Master Liang Zhiling and his son, from a four-generation luthier family.
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I dream of these violins even in my sleep.
VSA Tone Award winner Liang Zhiling is the first Chinese luthier to receive this honor in the quartet category. He advocates a "free love" wood selection philosophy—arguing that the pairing of the back plate and top plate is more important than the grain pattern, inspired by repeated observations of master violins in Italian museums. His family began repairing violins in Xiguan, Guangzhou in 1935, and the craft has been passed down through four generations—an extremely rare lineage in China's lutherie industry. After his father's health was compromised by long-term inhalation of toxic varnish, he developed an eco-friendly varnish that has passed EU SGS certification, allowing the wood to breathe and enhance sound projection. He confronts a key industry issue: a Chinese-made violin of the same quality sells for 100,000 yuan, while a high-imitation Italian violin sells for 400,000 to 500,000 yuan—China does not lack craftsmanship, but lacks pricing power and a brand system. Violin Temple is establishing circulation records and soundprint archives for resident luthiers, gradually building a valuation system for Chinese makers. His lutherie creed: "To make a great violin, you need to understand sound—but you don't necessarily have to know how to play."
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Instrument Guides
Selection, maintenance, and performance — professional guidance
What exactly is the difference between a 300-dollar violin and a 300,000-dollar violin?
Many people feel overwhelmed when first encountering the violin market — why are some instruments that look just like a violin priced at a few hundred yuan while others cost hundreds of thousands? Isn't that just a tax on ignorance?
A three-thousand down payment, and an "of course."
A repeat customer went from adding a friend to payment in three minutes; when a bow had an issue, it was resolved in three steps without shirking responsibility—profit lies in the first order, trust in after-sales service, and compounding returns in the long term.
30% depends on the violin, 70% depends on maintenance.
A violin is made of wood—it breathes, expands, and contracts with temperature. A well-maintained instrument sounds better with age, while neglect can cause problems within half a year. Three daily habits: wipe off rosin dust and hand sweat after playing, loosen the bow to prevent warping, and store it in the case to avoid bumps. Temperature and humidity are the first priority: 18–25°C, 40–60% humidity. Humidify in northern winters, dehumidify in southern rainy seasons. More rosin isn't better—just a light dusting on the bow hair is enough. Strings must be changed one at a time; removing all four at once can cause the sound post to fall. A good case is the most cost-effective investment—light, sturdy, and sealed—far cheaper than a single repair. Schedule professional checkups once or twice a year. If the sound post collapses, glue joints open, or the bridge repeatedly tilts, consult a luthier. A 30-second wipe after each practice is far more effective than a year of neglect followed by deep restoration.
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