Lv Peiyuan, a native of Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province, studied ancient tunes with Mr. Xiao Yunge and Mr. Xia Baochen in Shanghai in his early years. After he came to Hong Kong in 1951, he also studied Guqin with Mr. Wu Zonghan. And enrich professional Chinese music performance, film soundtrack recording, organization of orchestras and Chinese musical instrument education.

In addition to being good at playing pipa and guqin, Lu is also proficient in a variety of silk and bamboo instruments in the traditional Jiangnan silk and bamboo skills, and has also integrated new fingerings of pipa for more than ten years, emphasizing both rigidity and softness. He can be said to be a pioneer in the Chinese music industry in Hong Kong. He established the Chinese Orchestra in 1961, and has cultivated many talents for more than 20 years. In 1972, he assembled many of the most active Chinese orchestras in Hong Kong. Hosted a Chinese music performance for the Hong Kong Urban Council, which was a major orchestra event before the establishment of the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra. Lui spared no effort in the education of Chinese instrumental music in Hong Kong. He was the earliest pipa instructor in the Department of Music at CUHK and one of the initiators of the Chinese Music Competition at the Hong Kong Inter-School Music Festival. The Hong Kong Chinese music industry has written a rich page.

Lui is gentle and elegant, and is the most bookish pipa player of the Hong Kong Orchestra. After immigrating to the United States in 1973, he is still committed to promoting Chinese music. He has taught in many music schools in the United States, and often tours many cities in the United States and Canada to perform, wherever he goes. , rave reviews.