Zhou Keqi, a native of Changsha, Hunan, was admitted to the Folk Music Department of Wuhan Conservatory of Music in 1995, majoring in bamboo flute. In 1999, due to his excellent performance, he was directly admitted to the graduate school of the college without taking the exam. While in school, he served as chairman of the student union and graduate student association of the college, and won first-class scholarships many times. Now he is staying at the school to teach. Zhou Keqi has long been well-known at Wuhan Conservatory of Music. He is praised by many teachers and classmates as a "model for art students" because of his excellent academic performance. Zhou Keqi is a young flute player, a member of the Ethnic Wind Music Research Society of the Chinese Musicians Association, and a bamboo flute teacher in the Folk Music Department of Wuhan Conservatory of Music. Born in 1976 in Changsha City, Hunan Province. He has been studying music since he was a child and learned the bamboo flute from his mother. After being inspired by teacher Song Shukun, he studied under Yang Ming, a national first-class actor in the Hunan Provincial Song and Dance Troupe and the descendant of Feng Zicun, the northern bamboo flute master. In 1995, he was admitted to the Bamboo Flute Performance Department of the Folk Music Department of Wuhan Conservatory of Music, where he studied under Rong Zheng, the descendant of Kong Jianhua, a flute master from the Central Plains. Graduated in 1999 with a bachelor's degree. In the same year, Zhou Keqi was admitted to the postgraduate department of Wuhan Conservatory of Music without taking the examination due to his excellent performance, and studied for a master's degree in bamboo flute. His tutors were Professors Xiang Siyi and Hu Zhiping. In May 2001, Zhou Keqi successfully held a solo flute solo concert at Wuhan Chime Bell Concert Hall. He also passed the master's degree thesis defense with his thesis "Research on Zhao Songting's Bamboo Flute Art" and became the first bamboo flute master's degree in central and southern my country.

Zhou Keqi was born in an ordinary working-class family in Changsha City. His parents were not well educated, but they paid great attention to educating their children with simple principles. When he was in elementary school, Zhou Keqi showed great artistic talent and became obsessed with playing the flute.

When he entered junior high school, his parents officially sent him to teacher Song Shukun to learn to play the flute after school. For three years, he diligently practiced flute besides studying. When he was in high school, he chose the art class of Changsha No. 11 Middle School. At that time, the school was far away from home and it took 40 to 50 minutes to ride a bicycle. However, he insisted on getting up early every day. During this period, not only did his skills improve greatly, but his grades were also among the best. He has been class president every year. After being admitted to the Conservatory of Music in 1995, Zhou Keqi traveled more diligently in the sea of ??art. In addition, he also trained himself in all aspects - serving as a reporter for the school newspaper, a student cadre, participating in the "Three Going to the Countryside" activities for college students, etc. Zhou Keqi knows that the foundation of all art is culture, so he pays special attention to the study of cultural courses. He believes: "If you lack cultural accomplishment, no matter how exquisite your instrumental music skills are, you can only become a craftsman, but not a master." In 1999, with excellent results of more than 80 points in each subject, he became the only one in the academy. Graduates who meet the recommended requirements for postgraduate study without examination. Zhou Keqi, who is now an art teacher, has a message for young people who want to learn art. They must learn to be diligent and endure hardship, establish good character cultivation, and at the same time, never neglect the study of cultural courses. Zhou Keqi held his personal flute solo concert. Zhou Keqi is from Hunan. He was inspired by teacher Song Shukun since he was a child, and later studied with Yang Ming, the successor of Feng Zicun and a national first-class actor. In 1995, Zhou Keqi was admitted to the Wuhan Conservatory of Music with excellent results and studied under the lecturer Rong Zheng. In 1999, due to his outstanding achievements, Zhou Keqi was directly promoted to the postgraduate level of the institute, where he studied for a master's degree in bamboo flute performance and teaching under the tutelage of Professor Xiang Siyi. The concert was a summary report of Zhou Keqi’s learning achievements. At the concert, Zhou Keqi performed flute solos such as "Hanging Red Lanterns", "Three Five Sevens", "Morning", "Spring Blossoms of Chutian" and the flute concerto "Ba Chu Xing" (Professor Zhong Xinming of Wuhan Conservatory of Music in 1995 Composition), it is particularly commendable that Zhou Keqi's performance covers a wide range of topics. At the concert, he also performed the Bawu song "Dong Country Night", the flute song "Morning in Miaoling", the flute song "Autumn Thoughts on the Dressing Table" and his own He composed the Xun song "Ancient Road". At the concert, Zhou Keqi's wonderful performance won bursts of applause from the audience. Kong Jianhua, a famous Central Plains flute player, and Zhao Deyi, president of Wuhan Conservatory of Music, watched Zhou Keqi's concert and spoke highly of Zhou Keqi's performance. Zhou Keqi's Flute Solo Concert Repertoire: Hanging the Red Lantern (Feng Zicun), 357, Flute Solo: Autumn Thoughts on the Dressing Table, Memories of Hometown, Flute Solo: Morning in Miaoling, Bawu Solo: Dong Night, Morning, Xun Solo : Ancient Tao, Flute Solo: Chutian Chunhua, Flute Concerto: The First Movement of "Ba Chu Xing": Past Events.