Why are Chinese traditional musical instruments crushed by western musical instruments in today's society?

Nowadays, more and more parents like to enroll their children in a music interest class to cultivate their artistic atmosphere and let them have one more hobby. However, when many parents choose training courses, they choose western musical instruments such as piano and violin, and traditional Chinese musical instruments such as guqin and pipa, as if no one does not have Tianjin.

Some people say that this means that our traditional musical instruments in China have been completely crushed by western musical instruments, and Chinese musical instruments are not as good as western musical instruments. I think this statement is a bit inappropriate. Because China's traditional musical instruments are very different from western musical instruments, our traditional musical instruments in China are mainly divided into wind instruments and stringed instruments, which are more complicated than many western musical instruments.

This means that many musical instruments are actually not suitable for younger children to learn because they are too difficult. On the other hand, because Chinese traditional musical instruments are more difficult to master, there are not many teachers who can teach Chinese traditional musical instruments, which may increase the difficulty for children to learn.

Chinese traditional musical instruments have unique national charm. Of course, western musical instruments also have their own advantages. You can't simply say who is good or bad, and you can't step on it while holding it. I think the development of the two musical instruments really has its own characteristics. For more people who love China's traditional folk music, we should really face up to the reality that the audience of western musical instruments is constantly expanding, surpassing Chinese traditional musical instruments to some extent.

If our traditional musical instruments want to develop further, more people must learn and show them, so as to usher in a new life.