The Butterfly Lovers piano music playing skills are as follows:

At the beginning, there was only one sharp. Around page 3, there were multiple left-hand exercises across octaves. I was a little bit Practice the left hand first, then the right hand, and finally practice with both hands. In page 4, it becomes two flats. Practice more in the following ones, maintain the intensity in the end, and finally impact.

The performance of Butterfly Lovers piano music is like two people having a conversation, sometimes whispering, sometimes melodious, sometimes full of sorrow, sometimes making promises. It also seems like two butterflies are dancing against each other, with four pairs of wings singing gracefully, and the graceful dance is melodious music.

"Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai" (Liang Zhu for short) is a violin concerto based on folk legends and Yue opera tunes, composed by He Zhanhao and Chen Gang in 1958. The work premiered at the Lyceum Theater in Shanghai on May 27, 1959 as a tribute work from the Shanghai Conservatory of Music to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. Yu Lina, an 18-year-old student of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music at the time, served as the violin soloist, and Fan Chengwu conducted the concerto of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music student orchestra.

The "Butterfly Lovers" Violin Concerto was composed by He Zhanhao and Chen Gang when they were students at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music. It was composed in the winter of 1958. It was premiered in Shanghai in May of the following year to great acclaim. Yu Lina was the violin soloist at the premiere. . The theme is a well-known folk tale, using tunes from Yue opera as the material, using a combination of symphony and Chinese folk opera music expression techniques, carefully conceived and laid out according to the development of the plot, using a sonata-style structure, a single movement, and a subtitle.