Donghe Music Experience Center Introduction
In the 1960s, Donghe started by manufacturing wooden television cabinets, as televisions were the main source of family entertainment at that time, with lockable doors indicating their preciousness. Later, through a multinational cooperation between China and Japan, Donghe began to venture into instrument production, becoming the distributor of Kawai Pianos and Suzuki Instruments. Starting with their first piano, they also produced recorders, melodicas, and harmonicas, allowing parents to purchase them at affordable prices, greatly contributing to the popularity of music in the country. In 2007, Donghe established the Donghe Music Experience Center, where visitors can tour the piano production line and engage in DIY activities with recorders, harmonicas, and piano models. This helps children understand the structure and sound production principles of instruments, along with various explanations to deepen their knowledge of instruments. Additionally, the Donghe Music Experience Center features sound experience areas, environmental experience zones, antique piano sections, and piano anatomy zones, among others, using both flat and three-dimensional displays to reveal the details of a piano from the inside out, making the experience fresh, interesting, and educational. Environmental education begins with listening to the sounds of the environment. Donghe is one of the few tourist factories to receive an environmental education certification, awakening people's awareness to appreciate the sounds of the environment in their daily lives—pleasant sounds to enjoy and noise transformed into positive demands for soundscape design, beautifying society. In line with this purpose...
