What is the current status of the Dong Chinese pipa?

In the Chinese Musical Instrument Museum at the Music Research Institute of the China Academy of Art in Beijing, there is a Dong Chinese pipa on display. The body of the instrument is made of mulberry wood and is 64 centimeters long. *** sound box oval, covered with tung wood panels, the box is 20 centimeters long, 17.2 centimeters wide, 4.2 centimeters thick, the middle of the panel on each side of a flower-shaped sound hole, the middle of the opening of the three small sound holes in the inverted zig-zag shape. The head of the instrument is flat and spade-shaped, curved, with a through-bottom string groove in the center and five (three on the left and two on the right) mulberry-wood hexagonal conical string shafts on both sides. The instrument pole is shorter and wider, with twelve wooden sound products on the front. The lower part of the panel is equipped with bamboo zither horse, and the lower part of the panel is equipped with metal binding strings and five steel wire strings. This instrument is a reformed Dong Chinese pipa, fine production, has been included in the "Chinese Musical Instruments Illustrated" large picture album.