海伦钢琴公告，2025年上半年营业收入5664.42万元，同比下降32.43%。归属于上市公司股东的净亏损 2443.21万元，上年同期净亏损1747.19万元。 ...

乐器厂工人在制作小提琴。 黄国建摄 江苏泰兴市黄桥镇，因黄桥烧饼闻名。这个飘着"烧饼香"的小镇，还有张金名片——"中国提琴产业之 都"，全球约1/3的小提琴都产自这里。 上世纪60年代初，北京、上海等地陆续出现提琴厂，几名在上海造琴的黄桥人回乡办起了配件厂。以此 为开端，大大小小的乐器制造企业在黄桥镇建立、聚集，并逐渐打破初期代加工模式，构建原材料供 应、配件制造、整琴组装、销售服务全产业链。目前，全镇乐器生产及配套企业220多家，年产提琴100 万只、吉他200万只、钢琴5500台、各类乐器配件110多万套，远销96个国家和地区，年产值超20亿元。 《 人民日报 》（ 2025年08月21日 10 版） (责编：袁勃、赵欣悦) 关注公众号：人民网财经 黄桥烧饼。 黄桥镇人民政府供图 "小提琴有上百道制作工序，每道工序都可能会影响音色……"黄桥镇高级制琴师徐小峰介绍，他常用一 个半月时间打磨一把琴，还研制新材料，使提琴音质达到更理想效果。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The 18th Shanghai International Youth Piano Competition showcased over a thousand piano enthusiasts from across the country, highlighting the passion and dedication of young musicians [1] Group 1: Event Overview - The competition took place at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music Opera House, featuring a series of engaging activities including a performance by Spanish pianist Leo de Maria and masterclasses by renowned judges [1] - A total of 1028 outstanding participants were selected from nearly 10,000 contestants across 39 regions in China to compete in the finals [1] Group 2: Participant Highlights - Liu Mingsong, a 15-year-old contestant from Chongqing diagnosed with autism, has been playing the piano for 10 years, demonstrating the therapeutic benefits of music in personal development [1] - Liu's mother expressed hope that participating in the competition would help him appreciate the beauty of life through music [1] Group 3: Judges' Insights - Judge Chu Wanghua noted the impressive overall skill level of the participants and emphasized the importance of music in nurturing individual growth and aesthetic appreciation, regardless of whether they pursue a professional music career [1]

天赋与努力：铸就钢琴"神童"的传奇 "我在开始弹钢琴的时候，毕竟才两岁多，也没什么了解。当时看了很多的动画片，孙悟空大闹天 宫的动画片里面把我们的民族的乐器用得是淋漓尽致。《猫和老鼠》也是，都用了大量的古典音乐和爵 士音乐。"这些动画片中的音乐元素，为郎朗打开了通往音乐世界的大门。然而，仅有兴趣远远不够， 郎朗的成功更离不开后天的刻苦努力。 在沈阳空军文工团的宿舍楼里，郎朗度过了他的童年时光，那里几乎家家户户都学音乐，浓厚的艺 术氛围让他仿佛置身于音乐的海洋。每天，他都要在钢琴前苦练数小时，音阶、琶音等基础练习枯燥乏 味，但他从未有过丝毫懈怠。即便是在练琴过程中遇到困难，想要偷懒时，他也总是告诫自己要坚持下 去。因为他深知，只有通过不懈地努力，才能在音乐的道路上走得更远。 在当今这个快节奏、竞争激烈的时代，如何在追求卓越与保持心态平和之间找到平衡，成为了许多 人面临的难题。对于那些在各自领域取得卓越成就的人来说，他们的成功背后是否隐藏着不为人知的心 路历程？他们又是如何在面对名利、压力与挑战时，保持一颗平常心，从容应对生活的起伏？ 在音乐的世界里，郎朗以其卓越的钢琴技艺和独特的艺术魅力，成为了无数人心中的偶像 ...

截至2025年8月11日15时，珠江钢琴股价报5.02元，较前一交易日上涨1.21%。当日成交量为75919手， 成交金额达0.38亿元。该股开盘报4.97元，盘中最高触及5.04元，最低下探4.96元，振幅1.61%。 数据显示，珠江钢琴8月11日主力资金净流出425.06万元，近五个交易日累计净流出1101.87万元。公司 2024年净流出显示营收同比下滑39.97%至6.77亿元，归母净利润亏损2.36亿元。2025年上半年业绩预告 显示亏损幅度可能进一步扩大至1.2亿-1.55亿元。 风险提示：投资有风险，入市需谨慎。 珠江钢琴主营业务涵盖钢琴制造、数码乐器、音乐教育等领域。公司近期通过控股子公司取得白水仙瀑 景区20年经营权，计划5年内将其打造为国家5A级旅游景区。根据公告，珠江钢琴将在合同期内投入不 少于4亿元用于景区开发建设。 ...

Core Viewpoint - Zhujiang Piano has acquired the management rights of the Bai Shui Xian Waterfall Scenic Area, aiming to transform it into a national 5A tourist attraction within five years, amidst a significant decline in its main business revenue [2][3][12]. Group 1: Acquisition Details - Zhujiang Piano's subsidiary, Guangzhou Bai Shui Zhai Scenic Area Operation Management Co., Ltd., won the bid for the Bai Shui Xian Waterfall Scenic Area, with a contract period of 20 years and a minimum investment of 400 million yuan [3][7]. - The annual resource usage fee for Zhujiang Piano is set at 8.43 million yuan, which is lower than the previous operator, Overseas Chinese Town Group [3][8]. - The company plans to enhance the scenic area through investment, development, management, and marketing efforts [7][12]. Group 2: Strategic Goals and Challenges - The company aims to increase annual visitor numbers by 1.5 million and integrate surrounding resources to promote rural industry upgrades [12][15]. - Zhujiang Piano has hired experienced personnel from the cultural tourism industry to lead the project, indicating a strategic shift towards cultural services [12][15]. - The company has faced a significant decline in revenue, with a 39.97% drop in 2024, leading to a net loss of 236 million yuan [15][16]. Group 3: Previous Operator's Performance - The previous operator, Overseas Chinese Town Group, failed to achieve the goal of upgrading the scenic area to a 5A rating within their operational period [8][10]. - The Bai Shui Xian Waterfall Scenic Area is currently rated as a 4A scenic area, with an annual visitor count of approximately 500,000 [8][10]. - Issues such as aging facilities and limited attractions have been noted, which Zhujiang Piano aims to address [8][12].

Core Viewpoint - The piano industry in China is experiencing a significant downturn, with over 7,000 piano stores closing and annual sales plummeting to 190,000 units, a 50% drop from peak levels [2][3]. Group 1: Industry Overview - In the first quarter of 2025, the only two publicly listed piano companies in China reported severe losses: Helen Piano with a net loss of 9.68 million yuan, a 154.56% decline year-on-year, and Pearl River Piano with a loss of 51.68 million yuan, a 162.52% decrease [5]. - The peak of the piano market was marked by a massive demand surge, with over 40 million piano students in China, accounting for 80% of the global total [7][11]. - The piano industry reached its zenith in 2019, with annual sales exceeding 400,000 units and an industry value approaching 200 billion yuan [11]. Group 2: Market Dynamics - The decline in the piano market is attributed to the abolition of art examination policies that previously incentivized piano learning, leading to a decrease in student enrollment [12][14]. - The oversupply of music graduates has resulted in a saturated job market, with only 15% of music graduates securing positions in professional orchestras, while 60% become teachers in training institutions [9][12]. - By 2025, only 46.3% of music professionals earn over 6,000 yuan per month, with many relying on multiple part-time jobs to make ends meet [15]. Group 3: Future Trends - As the piano market cools, parents are shifting their focus to programming and artificial intelligence education, with the coding training market expected to grow by 40%-50% annually, reaching 48.8 billion yuan in 2024 [20]. - The employment landscape is changing, with engineering and technology fields becoming more attractive compared to the uncertain job prospects in the arts, leading to a significant shift in educational investment priorities among parents [21].

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese piano industry is experiencing a significant downturn, with over 7,000 piano stores closing and annual sales plummeting to 190,000 units, a 50% drop from peak levels. The industry is facing a bleak future as it enters 2025, with many businesses struggling to survive [5][10]. Industry Overview - The piano boom in the late 1990s was driven by educational policies that incentivized music education, leading to a surge in demand for pianos and related services. At its peak, there were over 40 million piano students in China, accounting for 80% of the global total [7][9]. - The piano industry saw substantial growth, with major companies like Pearl River Piano and Helen Piano achieving significant market shares and revenues. By 2019, the annual sales of pianos in China exceeded 400,000 units, with the industry value approaching 2 trillion yuan [9][10]. Current Challenges - The cancellation of art examination policies in 2018 and a declining birth rate have led to a surplus of music graduates and a shrinking pool of piano students. This shift has resulted in a significant drop in income for piano teachers and a challenging job market for music graduates [11][12]. - By 2025, many piano training institutions are struggling to attract students, with some reporting zero enrollments for the first time. The industry is witnessing a wave of teachers transitioning to other fields due to unsustainable income levels [12][13]. Market Transition - The decline of the piano market is prompting a shift in parental investment towards more lucrative fields such as programming and artificial intelligence. The coding education market is experiencing rapid growth, with a projected market size of 1.4 trillion yuan by 2027 [16][17]. - The focus on STEM education is becoming more pronounced, with parents prioritizing subjects that align with job market demands, further diminishing interest in traditional music education [16][17].

Core Viewpoint - The piano industry in China is experiencing a significant downturn, with declining sales and financial losses for major companies like Hailun Piano, which reported a revenue drop of 46.47% in 2024 and a record net loss of 97.92 million yuan [9][27]. Group 1: Industry Background - The number of children learning piano in China peaked at 40 million in 2019, with a growth rate of 29.3% from 2008 to 2013 [6][9]. - Hailun Piano, founded in 2001, capitalized on the "piano craze" and became one of the leading companies in the industry, going public in 2012 [8][21]. - The piano was once seen as a symbol of cultural sophistication among middle-class families, with significant investments made in children's piano education [12][16]. Group 2: Market Changes - The "piano craze" began to decline in 2019, with a notable drop in demand due to changes in educational policies that reduced the emphasis on arts in school admissions [22][24]. - Piano sales in China fell from 356,000 units in 2018 to 128,000 units in 2023, representing a staggering decline of 64% [24][25]. - The economic downturn has led consumers to downgrade their spending, with pianos being seen as a luxury item that families can no longer afford [25]. Group 3: Company Performance - Hailun Piano's revenue for 2024 was 159 million yuan, down 46.47% year-on-year, and the company faced its largest loss in history [9][27]. - The company has been forced to increase its marketing expenses by 57.92% to maintain market share amid declining sales [27]. - The control of Hailun Piano is set to change hands, with founder Chen Hailun planning to transfer control to a new entity for 548 million yuan [30]. Group 4: Future Outlook - The industry consensus suggests a shift towards "music+" strategies, with companies exploring diversification into digital and smart pianos [32][34]. - The market for digital pianos is projected to grow from 1.072 billion USD in 2023 to 1.839 billion USD by 2033, indicating potential opportunities for innovation [34]. - There is a growing interest among older adults in learning piano, with their purchasing rate increasing from 10% in 2022 to 38% in 2023, suggesting a new demographic for market growth [35].

Core Viewpoint - The piano industry in China is experiencing a significant downturn, with over 7,000 piano stores closing and annual sales plummeting to 190,000 units, a 50% drop from peak levels [3][4]. Group 1: Industry Performance - In 2025, the only two publicly listed piano companies in China reported severe losses, with Helen Piano losing 9.68 million yuan, a 154.56% decline year-on-year, and Pearl River Piano losing 51.68 million yuan, a 162.52% decrease [4]. - The piano market's collapse has not only affected businesses but also shattered the musical dreams of countless families, with many graduates from music institutions struggling to find jobs [6][28]. - The peak of the piano market was in 2019, with annual sales exceeding 400,000 units and an industry value nearing 200 billion yuan, making China the largest piano producer and consumer globally [19]. Group 2: Historical Context - The piano boom began in the late 1990s, driven by educational policies that included music certificates in exam scoring, leading to a surge in demand [7][8]. - At the height of the piano craze, over 40 million children were learning piano in China, accounting for 80% of the global total [9]. Group 3: Market Dynamics - The rapid growth of the piano market led to a proliferation of training institutions, with many teachers earning substantial incomes, particularly in first- and second-tier cities [11][12]. - The music education sector has created a self-sustaining cycle where graduates often become teachers, perpetuating the demand for piano education [15][16]. Group 4: Current Challenges - The cancellation of art examination policies in 2018 significantly impacted the piano industry, coinciding with a decline in birth rates and a subsequent drop in the number of children learning piano [23]. - By 2025, only 46.3% of music professionals earned over 6,000 yuan per month, with many relying on multiple part-time jobs to make ends meet [28]. Group 5: Future Outlook - The decline in the piano market is indicative of broader trends in the arts education sector, with other musical disciplines also facing challenges [30]. - As the piano market contracts, parents are shifting their focus to fields like programming and artificial intelligence, which are perceived to offer better employment prospects [34][36].