Teacher Luo Yang went to the UK for further study after graduating from her undergraduate degree. During her studies, she followed her tutor to study the topic of music therapy for autism and practiced it. During this training, she learned about the inconveniences faced by children with autism in their lives and studies. She hopes to use her meager strength to do something to help children with autism.

Teacher Luo Yang later graduated from the UK and returned to her hometown of Shenyang to become a piano teacher. She used her spare time and with the support of the Shenyang Children’s Activity Center to create a completely free love class dedicated to She teaches music to patients with autism, cerebral palsy and children with Down syndrome, and she puts her knowledge to the extreme, using music to alleviate or even cure the students' illnesses. She gave music lessons to children with autism once a week for 10 years. After learning music, they no longer walk with their heads down, and their condition is much better. Music gives them confidence and allows them to perform on stage. They are more confident! When teacher Luo Yang explained why he did this, he said: "I have also accepted the hope that others have given me, and I am willing to be that kind of person to help others." ?Her use of her own power to give back to the society is really a positive energy for society and is worth learning from.

It is actually not easy to do it for ten years. If we insist on doing this all the time, it will inevitably feel boring, but if we want to do other things, we will soon be bored. , but Teacher Luo Yang did something very meaningful. ?

You must know that as a professional piano teacher, Teacher Luo Yang has a very busy daily work. Although she is a full-time piano teacher at the Shenyang Children’s Activity Center, she is a person who enlightens and improves ordinary children who love piano. them. Every week, Teacher Luo Yang’s courses are fully scheduled, but she can always find time to teach courses for students with autism. Sometimes she even visits students’ homes, which she has been able to do for ten years. It's really not easy every day.