In 2007, he studied with Chang Hua, an associate professor, teaching in the Affiliated Elementary School of Central Conservatory of Music.
In 2008, when he was 9 years old, he was admitted to Central Conservatory of Music Preparatory School.
In 2011, he was recommended for admission to the Affiliated High School of Central Conservatory of Music.

Honour
In 2008, he won the third prize in the Twelfth Xinghai Cup National Piano Competition for Children held in China.
In 2009, when he was 10 years old, he won the second place in IV Internationaler Klavierwettbewerb Wiesbaden 2009 held in Germany.
In 2010, he participated in Shanghai International Youth Piano Competition, not only won the two 1st prizes of teenager group but also took the highest special gold medal of teenager and young group.
Also in 2010, he received the scholarship from Partners Education Foundation of Hong Kong.

Experience
He was invited to give performances in many piano competitions and concerts, such as Xinghai Cup National Finals, Kadenza Cup National Finals, Winners Concerts and the 70th Anniversary of Central Conservatory of Music.

Be admitted to Shanghai Conservatory of Music & Subsidiary Middle School in 2011.
Awarded the 1st prize of Professional Junior Group and the 1st place of Chopin Etudes Group, in the second Germany and China - Moving Ahead Together (The Second Germany Irmler piano competitive), in July 2011.
Awarded the 4th prize of Children Group A, in The Third KAWAI Asia Piano Competition, in May 2010.

In 2011, Wai Yuen was awarded the First Prize at the 65th Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod in Wales, UK; In 2009, she won the First Prize in the Professional Class at the 73rd Steinway & Sons International Youth Piano Competition (HK & Macau Region). In 2007 , She won the First Prize and the Special Prize for Outstanding Performance in the Amateur Class at the 71st Steinway & Sons International Youth Piano Competition held in Beijing.
She has won numerous prizes both in Hong Kong and overseas which including the First Prize in Piano Concerto at the 14th Asia Piano Open Competition in 2007; The First Prizes in the Children Group and ‘Bartok’ Group at the 3rd Asian Youth Music Competition held in Shanghai in 2006; The 1st Prize at the 6th International Chopin Piano Competition in Asia (HK & Macau Region) and Silver Prize at the final held in Japan in 2005.
She has also won important awards at the Hong Kong Schools Music Festival which includes The First Prize of Tom Lee Music Scholarship in 2011 as well as Piano Concerto under age 12 in 2006 and the Second Prize of Piano Concerto under age 18 in 2009. She was also the champion of three different categories in the year 2005 and won numerous prizes from 2003 to 2011 .
Wai Yuen has collaborated twice with the Hong Kong Children’s Symphony Orchestra as a featured soloist in 2008 and 2009, on concert tours to Guang Dong Province. She has also collaborated with the Hong Kong Pan Asia Symphony Orchestra as a soloist in 2006. She was invited by Hong Kong Education Bureau to perform duet with her sister Wai Yin in the concert for the 100 days Count Down of Olympic Games in 2008.
Wai Yuen was featured in the Hall of Fame Project 2007 of the Hong Kong Education and Manpower Bureau as a showcase of Hong Kong students’ outstanding achievements.

2009 The Japan 10th International Chopin Piano Competition in ASIA, Merit Award of Elementary School 1st-2nd Grade.
2009 The third Cadenza National Piano Competition in Beijing, 2nd Prize of children Group B.
2010 The third Kawai Piano Competition in ASIA, 1st Prize of children Group A.
2010 The second National Children Piano Competition (Amateur) in Gulangyu, 1st Prize of children 9-10 ages Group, and the only special Performance Prize.
In 2011 invited to perform at Shanghai International Piano Festival and Institute Opening Gala Concert.

With excellent performance in exams, she entered the primary school attached to Central Conservatory of Music, studying under Professor Chen Manchun since 2007.
In June 2009, she won the first prize of “A” group and “the most loved Pianist by the audiences” prize in the 7th International Competition of Young Pianists----“A Step Towards Mastery” at Petersburg , Russia.
She invited by Enrica Ciccarelli, the supervisor of 2009 Beijing Michelangeli International Piano Festival, won the “Special best talent of the year” prize in the 20th International Piano Concerto Competition, in May 2010, at CANTU, Italy.
In July 2010, she promoted to full distinctions the Music School Attached to the Central Conservatory of Music.
She won the first prize of the “junior” Group in the 7th International Piano Competition “Dedication to Franc Liszt” in November 2010, Moscow, Russia.

she started learning piano at the age of five; she’s been learning from Vladimir•Peterlove on her 8 years old，the Ukrainian Professor in Liuning Piano School in Shenyang till now during her spare time.
Awards:
She won the First Place in Group B of 1st “Bud Cup” National Children Piano Invitational Tournament when she was 10 years old, and the First Place in Amateur Group B, Northeast Zone, of 4th “Steinway” National Juvenile Piano Tournament at the same year.

Pinxin made her debut at the age of 6, only one year after she began to learn the piano, and showed her talent by winning the third prize of 3rd TOYAMA Asian Youth Music Competition. She won the third prize of Beijing 8th XiwangBei Youth and Children Piano Competition after another year’s study and continued progressing. In 2007, the 8-year-old passed the qualification test for the grade nine in piano-playing by Central Conservatory of Music and won the first prize and the best performance award in the national final contest of 1st China Children’s Piano Festival in June and won two gold medals (Children’s group A and Mozart Sonatas’ group) of 16th USOMC China Regional Competition in October. At the age of 9, Liu Pinxin passed the entrance examination of the Primary school attached to Central Conservatory of Music and became to the youngest student of grade 4 and in the same year won the third prize of 12th National Xinghai Piano Competition.

In 2007, he has been awarded the 3rd Prize in the Children’s group C in the 14th Hong Kong International Piano Open Competition.
In 2008, he has been awarded the 2nd prize in the final round of the China Merchants Bank’s Sunflower Piano Competition. In the same year, he accepted into the primary school attachment of the Central Conservatoire of Music, China.
In 2009, he has been awarded the first prize in the 73-rd Steinway International Piano competition, Professional Group A, China Division.
In 2010, he has been awarded the second prize in the 10th International Volodimir Krainev Competition for Young Pianists.
In 2011, he has been awarded the second prize in the 9th International Competition for Young Pianists in Memory of Vladimir Horowitz.

2005, China's ministry of education arts talent selection Shan Dong division young children group won the gold medal.
2007, The United States music open tournament, won the first place of the children’s group.
2008, “TOYAMA” cup national youth piano competition Shan Dong division of the children's group in the first.
2009, He Won the third place in “Zhu Jiang. Kayserburg” National Youth Piano Competition.
2010, Won the Gold Award in the final of “Jin Kui Hua” cup Piano Competition and won the special talent award.
2009-2011, He consecutively awarded the central music college for a full scholarship.

Awards:
2009, won the Gold Prize of Children Piano Group at the 5th International Music Festival in Russia.
2009, won the 1st place at BinHai cup Piano Competition.
2009, won the 3rd place at HaiTai cup Amateur International Piano Competition.
2010, won the 1st place in the “Jin Kui Hua” cup Piano Competition, Tianjin division.
2010, won the Silver prize at the 2nd National Children Piano Festival.
2010, She won the 1st prize of Beijing 10th XiWang Bei Youth and Children Piano Competition, Professional Group under 13.
2010, won the 2nd place at the 12th Hong Kong Piano Competition ---Chopin work Competition, Beijing division.
2010, won the 4th place at the 2nd Ying Chang Cup National Youth and Children Piano Competition, Final Children Group.
2011, won the 2nd place at the 8th International Talent Children Piano Competition in Poland.

In 2005, she studied with Professor Wu Zijie from the middle school attached to Shanghai Conservatory.
Since 2008, she began to study with Professor Shao Dan from the middle school attached to Central Conservatory of Music till now.
In 2009, she was the first admitted by the primary school attached to Central Conservatory of Music.
With outstanding achievements, she was recommended to the middle school attached to Central Conservatory of Music in 2011.
And she has got all professional scholarships every semester.

Seeing an affinity for music, his parents soon enrolled him in lessons with renowned Chinese pianist Prof. Li Qi at China’s prestigious Xinghai Conservatory of Music. Wu progressed in leaps and bounds and quickly began to make a name for him in national level competitions. In the fall of 2009, Wu was formally accepted to the Secondary School Affiliated with Xinghai Conservatory where he currently continues his junior high school studies with Professor Li. In the same year, he won the 2nd price in the Pearl River Kayserburg National Piano Competition. In Sep 2010, he won the first price of age 10-13 final round competition in the Seattle International Piano Festival. And in 2011, he also won the first price in the Russian International Piano Competition.

In 2007, she came to Beijing, learned with famous pianist Pang Bo. She have been awarded the 1st place in the 73rd Steinway International Piano competition, north of China Division in 2009, and won the 3rd prize at the same competition, Professional Group A, China Division.
In April 2010, she was selected by TCU Van Cliburn piano institute in United States, be the one of 24 young artists. She played recitals in many cities of China, including: Shenzhen, Dalian, Luoyang, Taian, Xinjiang etc.

She gave her debut recital at age 6 in the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing. In 2009, she gave an All-Mozart Recital in Beijing Concert Hall, and received rave reviews. This concert was recorded live and released commercially in DVD format. In 2010 she performed in the Seoul Spring Festival for Chamber Music in Seoul, South Korea and gave another recital at the Forbidden City Concert Hall in Beijing. She has made her first DVD playing Burgmuller Piano Studies Op. 100 at age 6, followed by second DVD a year later playing Bach’s shorter works. She has won the Second prize in Hope Cup Piano Competition in Beijing at age 5, and won the First Prize of the same competition 3 years later. She has studied with Prof. Pan Yifei, and Prof. Tai Er, and is currently a student of Prof. Sheng Yuan. She has taken master classes with Lang Lang, Angela Hewitt and Christoph Eschenbach.