The landlord asked the question "the sound quality of the guzheng made of Shenma wood is better": it is the wood of the panel that determines the sound quality of the guzheng. No matter what kind of piano you use, it is poplar. Like nanmu, it refers to decorative wood, which itself does not affect the sound quality and timbre. However, the current manufacturer Zheng will use good poplar to decorate good piano wood. Therefore, in the market, the timbre of nanmu, jinsi and rosewood will be good. On the stage, quaint pianos will be popular. So it is recommended not to use too many patterns. There are many good pianos with almost no patterns, but the timbre and sound quality are simply too good to say. If you want the right price, of course, you can't buy it at a musical instrument store. I have a nanmu piano, which the teacher went to the factory to pick out, and the price is 5200 (including the retro piano frame). I went to a music store in the same month, and the style was the same as mine, but the overall feeling of the pattern was that the sculptor didn't have enough atmosphere, and the music store charged 12000. Therefore, if you want to learn guzheng, you must worship a famous teacher, at least be famous in the local area. In this way, just buying a piano can save thousands of dollars. If you have the conditions, you can go to the piano field to pick it yourself. Yangzhou is the best place to play the piano in China, and there are many piano-making fields. Baidu "China Guzheng Network" to see.