Liu Ying has always been an active percussion player on the stage in China. She has performed Malimba and percussion solos with the China Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Central Orchestra, the Symphony Orchestra of the Central Opera and Ballet Theatre and the Chamber Orchestra of Philharmonic Women. His repertoire includes Daqu by American composer Zhou Long, Malimba Solo by Mo Fan (recorded in the first year of Gong), a narrative poem for percussion and soprano, and Harmony of Taigu Concerto by Japanese composer Isao Matsushita. Her performances have been well received by all walks of life and experts, and her recorded solos have been played on CCTV, china national radio and local radio stations for many times. China's Got Talent, Eight Hours Away, Writer's Digest, Beijing Youth Daily, Shanxi Literature and Art Life and many other newspapers and magazines have published her piano learning process and the road to success, and the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League, Beijing and Tianjin TV stations have all broadcast interviews with her characters. Since 1987, he has performed and exchanged activities with China Youth Symphony Orchestra, China Radio Symphony Orchestra and Finland sibelius Youth Symphony Orchestra in the former Soviet Union, Germany, Poland, Macau, Hong Kong, Japan and other countries and regions.
Liu Ying, percussion minister of China Philharmonic Orchestra, chief timpani, and visiting percussion teacher of Central Conservatory of Music.