Matouqin is melodious, affectionate, and moving. Matouqin is not only a representative symbol of Mongolian music, but also a national cultural treasure that is well-known in China and the world. Whenever the sound of the matouqin sounds, people can't help being attracted, as if they are in the prairie that haunts their dreams.

On the stage, we have experienced the charm of many Matouqin performers. But in retrospect, it seems that every time the performers are men, this is inseparable from the characteristics of the matouqin itself and the influence of the real environment. Today, what we want to talk about is Bai Sarina, China's first female matouqin teacher.

In 1996, Bai Sarina was admitted to the High School Affiliated to the School of Arts of Inner Mongolia University (now Inner Mongolia Academy of Arts), majoring in matouqin, with the first place in both cultural and professional courses, and was later sent to the School of Arts of Inner Mongolia University for further studies in the music matouqin major. In 2003, she stayed at the school to teach and became a matouqin professional teacher in the middle school attached to the Art College of Inner Mongolia University, the first female matouqin teacher in China.

As a female matouqin player, while enjoying the highlight moments, Bai Sarina has also put in much more effort than ordinary people to control the matouqin even better. In the words of her students, "Mr. Sarina is more manly than a man when she interprets a rough style; when she plays a gentle song, it melts people's hearts."

In 2009, Bai Sarina was admitted to the National University of Mongolia for a master's degree. In 2018, she was admitted to the Mongolian National University of Education to study for a doctoral degree. Looking at her resume, we can feel that this is not an ordinary performer, but is clearly a "learner-type" performer.

As China's first female matouqin teacher, Bai Sarina's significance is not limited to this. She is an educator, continuously cultivating and exporting matouqin talents for her hometown and motherland. She has visited and performed in more than 20 countries and regions, including the United States, Germany, Italy, South Korea, Japan, Australia, Thailand, and Mongolia. She is a matouqin performer with academic research ability. "The Application of Skills", "The Significance and Ways of Incorporating Chinese Traditional Culture into Children's Music Enlightenment Education", "The Influence of Social Education on Enlightenment Music Education", "Application of Game Teaching Methods in Music Teaching", "Discussion on Logic Problems in Music Teaching" ", "The Inheritance and Development of Mongolian Music", "My Views on Strengthening National Music Teaching" and other papers.

On May 5, 2019, the 15th anniversary concert of Bai Sarina Matouqin teaching was held in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, hosted by Tana, the host of Inner Mongolia Radio and Television Station. Bai Sarina and her students presented a rich and wonderful matouqin performance to the audience. .

"The Prairie Connects to Beijing", "The Wind in the Sky", "Gada Merlin", "Aotel Youth", "Dancing In The Snow", "Ballet", "Alatenger Day Music", "Son-in-law", "Marusha", "The Wilderness" "Reminiscence", "Prairie in a Dream", "Prairie Totem", "The Three Bad Guys", "Pentium"... The diverse repertoire not only shows the splendid Inner Mongolian culture, but also makes people convinced by the sound of the matouqin. Solo, concerto, ensemble, ensemble, combination; folk song ensemble... There are various forms of live performances, connecting the past and the present, and integrating the East and the West. Matouqin, Huobusi, harmonica, percussion, Humai... The rich musical elements made the whole concert climax one after another.

On the not gorgeous stage, a group of matouqin players made the stage look gorgeous with their superb performances. It turns out that Matouqin music can be soothing or lively, melodious or heavy, stand proudly in the clouds, or blend all things together. In the sound of the qin, there are many landscapes, a lot of history, and a long and glorious culture of a nation.