Wang Zhongshan's guzheng performance "Little Opera" comes from the album "Meng Jiangnu".

Wang Zhongshan, the first person in the guzheng fast fingering sequence of "Chinese Musicians is Wang Zhongshan and Meng Jiangnu", pioneered the use of the fingering technique at the "First China Guzheng Academic Exchange Seminar" in 1986 to premiere "Fighting Tigers Up the Mountain" In 1995, he won the first prize in the Guzheng Professional Group of the "Fulitong Cup - International Chinese National Instrumental Solo Competition"; in recent years, it has been praised as "the first in Guzheng". Kuaishou", "Zheng altar gods hand". He also developed the "long wheel", "wheel support", "left and right hand wheel", "multi-finger shaking", "left hand shaking finger" and other skills of the guzheng, which brought a new face of guzheng playing. The Guzheng Concerto "Meng Jiangnu" gives full play to its difficult techniques such as kneading, pressing, trembling, sliding, four-finger shaking, rapid fingering sequence, bracketing, pressing and sliding, sweeping, splitting and left-hand short wheel; 14 well-known songs Folk songs fully demonstrate the humanistic customs of mainland China. Wang Zhongshan, a famous contemporary zheng artist, and the collector's edition of Yuzheng Telling about the Customs and Traditions, the master of the zheng altar, and the first fast guzheng player, show the light and light Chinese folk style. Accompanied by Beijing Moonlight Chinese Orchestra.