Li Lingling, a famous dulcimer performer, doctoral tutor of the China Conservatory of Music, vice chairman of the Yangqin Professional Committee of the Chinese National Orchestra Society, vice chairman of the World Yangqin Association, and member of the Chinese Musicians Association.

Li studied dulcimer with his father since childhood. In 1974, he was admitted to the Anhui Provincial Art School. After graduation, he was admitted to the High School Attached to the Central Conservatory of Music. In 1981, he was promoted to the undergraduate course of China Conservatory of Music and studied under the famous dulcimer educator and performer Xiang Zuhua. After graduating with excellent grades, he was exempted from the examination and recommended as a graduate student. In addition to continuing to study with Professor Xiang Zuhua, he also conducted theoretical research with Professor Li Xi'an, wrote the paper "The Development and Reflection of Yangqin Music since the founding of the People's Republic of China", and successfully held the graduation music She became the first female dulcimer master in my country.

As a well-known dulcimer performer at home and abroad, her performance is characterized by rich emotions, beautiful timbre and vivid charm, and has been widely acclaimed and praised. She is good at grasping and using various performance techniques and expressing the meaning and connotation of music, and strives to innovate on the basis of extensive learning and reference.

He has been rated as the Outstanding Young Backbone Teacher in Beijing and won the Outstanding Gardener Award. In 1982, he won the Outstanding Performance Award in the National National Instruments Optimistic Competition. He has participated in many large-scale performances at home and abroad, and has successfully held dulcimer solo concerts in Beijing, Hungary, Switzerland, Taiwan, Hong Kong and other places. He has visited dozens of countries and regions in Asia, Europe and the United States for many times to participate in art festivals, international conferences or lectures, attended the first World Yangqin Congress in Hungary and the Seventh World Yangqin Congress held in Switzerland, and participated in the Netherlands and Belgium. International Dulcimer Festival.

As a member of the Chinese musician delegation and art troupe, he visited Japan, Canada, the Philippines, North Korea, India, Malaysia, the Netherlands, Denmark, Germany, the United States, South Korea and other countries. In 1993, he went to Taiwan to give lectures and held a solo concert, and was known as "the leader in the field of dulcimer in China".

Li has been active on the music stage at home and abroad for many years. He has published several solo albums and produced a large number of programs for radio and television. In 1991, he held a solo recital at the Beijing Concert Hall, which was a great success. Li Lingling has been included in the "Chinese Musicians' Music Record" and "Chinese Contemporary Young Celebrities Dictionary". She is currently a member of the Chinese Musicians Association, a director of the Chinese National Orchestra Society, a vice president of the Yangqin Association, and a director of the World Yangqin Association.