I believe that in an era of technological innovation, people should always remember their original intentions. Reading and embracing aesthetics, fostering one's self-cultivation, and enhancing philosophical and dialectical perspectives are crucial forms of spiritual nourishment. — Ning LIANG

The Art Lighthouse Project returns with Teachers' Remarks V, a new season of inspiring conversations. This time, we sit down with faculty from across the School — performers, educators, and above all, mentors who guide with both mastery and heart. As students take the mic, dialogue unfolds between youth and experience, between curiosity and wisdom  — lighting the path for every dreamer on their musical journey.

"Learning, gaining knowledge, and mastering an appreciation for the arts. If you keep learning, listening, and experiencing, your spiritual world will be enriched.....Your goal is to sing and pursue art wholeheartedly. Once you have a clear direction, continue to pursue it with dedication. Stay focused on what truly nourishes your spirit."

In this episode, we feature Prof. Ning LIANG, Professor of Opera & Voice at the School of Music, CUHK-Shenzhen. Prof. Ning LIANG shares profound insights on how music shapes students' inner worlds in an era of rapid technological change. She also offers practical advice on vocal training — from key techniques and common pitfalls to effective strategies for overcoming plateaus. With warmth and wisdom, Prof. LIANG reflects on the journey of vocal learning and shares invaluable experiences from her years in teaching. A must-watch for every aspiring vocalist!