Yes, quite high.

The average stable income from teaching is around 15,000, which means teaching about 160 lessons a month.

You can work full-time, but students are generally given priority to find a full-time teacher. Therefore, even if students slowly accumulate from scratch at the beginning, the number of students will increase very quickly. And in the long run, the energy you put in and the income you get are more than working part-time. If you still want to use some time to take on some part-time gigs, you can do it in the evenings.

Development History

As far back as the Warring States Period in the State of Qin (Shaanxi Province), Zheng was already popular and was called "Qin Zheng" at that time. Since then, it has spread to Henan, Shandong, Guangdong, Zhejiang, Inner Mongolia and other places. Due to historical changes and regional influences, local styles and playing techniques are different. As a result, various guzheng schools today have been formed, making the development of guzheng increasingly prosperous.

Before the Han and Jin Dynasties, the zheng had twelve strings (see "There are Twelve Strings" in Wei Ruan Li's "Ding Zheng Fu").

During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the number of strings in the zheng increased from twelve to thirteen (see "Qin Zheng Song, Sending My Nephew Xiao Zheng Back to the Capital" by Cen Shen of the Tang Dynasty) "Don't you hear that the sound of the Qin Zheng is the most painful, the five-color strings are twined Thirteen Pillars").