The Shanghai International Musical Instruments Expo (Music China) was first held in 2002 and has since become one of the most influential musical instrument exhibitions in the world. It brings together well-known domestic and international brands and merchants, providing a good platform for Chinese musical instruments to go global and for their counterparts worldwide to understand China. The exhibiting companies and displayed products cover the entire industry landscape, from product design and manufacturing to music education and training, allowing exhibitors and visitors to obtain the latest industry information and find business partners.

Well-known brands in the industry include Altamira, AXL, BAM, Bechstein, Zhongyin, Junwen, Dunhuang, EUTERPE, Fender, Fazioli, Fender, Fengling, Gibson, GEWA, Helen Piano, Huqiu, Jinbao, Jinyin, KHS, Maderas Barber, Marigaux, Martin, Bösendorfer Piano Shop, Pearl River Piano, People's Music Publishing House, Pianodisc, Rönisch, RSL, Saverez, Schimmel, Seiler, Selmer, Shanghai Music Publishing House, Strauss, Tenon, Toyama, Yamaha, Liuze, and Yuehai.

The Shanghai International Musical Instruments Exhibition (Music China) features exhibitors from 23 countries and regions, including Germany, France, Czech Republic, Japan, Spain, Italy, and China, with seven major national pavilions further diversifying the exhibition. This attracts buyers from 92 countries and regions as well as various provinces in China. (The content of this article is the exclusive property of Juzhan.com. Unauthorized forwarding is prohibited.)

The Shanghai International Musical Instruments Exhibition (Music China) adheres to the path of internationalization and specialization, promoting product technology upgrades, industry innovation and development, and industrial level enhancement, and is increasingly becoming the preferred choice for overseas buyers to purchase products and for Chinese musical instruments to go abroad.