Where is Erhu Taiji Qin Xia from?

Taiji Qin Xia refers to Chen Jun, the creator of Taiji music concept, the disseminator of Taiji culture, a famous Chinese erhu performer, the head of China Musicians Association and the director of the Erhu Society of China Music Association.

Chen Jun, 1968 was born in Changshu, Jiangsu Province. He is a famous young erhu performer, the chief erhu of the Song and Dance Troupe of the General Political Department, the national first-class actor of the China People's Liberation Army Military Orchestra, the vice president of the Erhu Society of the Chinese Music Association, and the first in the Erhu Group of the first national instrumental TV competition. Chen Jun's erhu albums Legend of Gong Hu, Liang Zhu and Sin Rain have been released in more than 70 countries around the world. He often plays solo at home and abroad. He has performed in Vienna Golden Hall, Lincoln Art Center, Sydney Opera House, Argentine Opera House and other world-famous art halls, and has performed for many heads of state at home and abroad.

Jun Chen became attached to Wudang Mountain and found a feeling of "root", which solved the doubts that had puzzled him for many years. Erhu music is rooted in China's traditional Taoist philosophy, which is embodied in Taiji culture. Since then, a new realm of music has been realized, and the concept of "yin and yang two strings" has been formed. So the name "Taixia" became synonymous with him.