What kind of person is Di Yun?

Di Yun is an internationally renowned pianist. In 2000, Di Yun, aged 18, won the vacant Chopin International Piano Competition for 15 years, becoming the youngest gold medal winner and the first and only China person to win this honor. He was the first China pianist to sign a contract with DeutscheGrammophon, the world's largest classical music company, the first China pianist to release live recordings with Berlin Philharmonic, the first China person to win the Polish "Brilliant Art" cultural medal, and the first Chopin passport holder in the world. Classical music critics praised his performance as unique, elegant, noble and poetic. He is known as the most romantic and poetic piano master in the contemporary world, and is praised by the international media as "Prince of Piano", "Piano Poet" and "Chopin of China".

Piano master, an internationally renowned young man, is a well-known piano prince in China. /kloc-at the age of 0/8, Di Yun became the youngest gold medal winner in Chopin International Piano Competition, and the only gold medal winner in recent 15 years, which became a great pioneering work in history. He was the first China pianist to sign a contract with the world's largest classical music record company. He released seven albums, all of which won the Best Sales Award of the Year and the Best Individual Record Award. In European and American music circles, people have associated Di Yun's name with the previous generation of piano superstars Holovitz and Rubinstein, calling him "the successor of Romantic piano master". In China, even in Asia, Di Yun created the history of this era, became a successful model of music and culture, led a new generation of classical music, and was the best example for young people. His success story was even included in China's middle school textbooks. He was awarded "Creator of National Spirit" and "Return to Man of the Hour" by China Media, and was selected as one of the top ten young leaders in 2007, becoming the youngest winner of this honor. This summer, at the invitation of Japanese master Ichiro Ozawa, Di Yun and Berlin Philharmonic made a historic premiere and recorded a record, becoming the first China pianist to record with the orchestra.