Unlike most child prodigies, Li Yingheng comes from an ordinary family, and his parents have never worked in music. However, he didn't come from a musical family, but he showed extraordinary interest in playing since he was a child. Just as other parents were busy enrolling their children in preschool and competing for the so-called "starting line", Li Yingheng's parents guided him to choose a different scenery. At first, they just hoped that Yingheng could have music as a lifelong friend, but they never thought that Li Yingheng could achieve so much one day.
Born in 2007, the Australian-born Chinese violin prodigy, whose father is an engineer and his mother is an accountant, was taught music by his parents at the age of 5 purely for diversified development, but found amazing talent. Parents are willing to continue to support and train him and seek guidance from famous teachers. From the age of seven, they studied with Dr. Robin Wilson, a professor at the Australian National Conservatory of Music, and the family moved from Sydney to Melbourne for this purpose. Li Yingheng has made rapid progress in his studies. At the age of 65,438+00, he took part in the Manuxuan Junior Violin International Competition with a high fever and won the championship.