On this day 42 years ago, on April 10, 1983 (February 27, 1983 lunar calendar), our country's players achieved great results in the Menuhin International Violin Competition. China's winners: Wang Xiaodong, Wang Zhengrong, Zhang Le and He Hongying (from left) On April 10, 1983, the first Menuhin International Violin Competition ended in Folkestone City, southern England. Our country's young players achieved excellent results. In the youth competition, 13-year-old Chinese player Wang Xiaodong won the first place; 15 Wang Zhengrong and Zhang Le won the second and third places respectively; Lu Siqing won the fifth place. In the final of the youth group, He Hongying, who just turned 16, won the fourth place. Chen Lilun, a young violinist from Taiwan in our country, won the first place in the youth group. Nearly 50 contestants from 19 countries and regions participated in the competition. In such a large-scale international music competition, it is very rare for a country to achieve such a result. Menuhin, who is the chairperson of the jury of this competition, said happily before the award: "It is true that everyone is surprised, but there is no reason to be surprised, because the Chinese are very talented, great, emotional and intelligent people, so when they play music, they can play very beautifully."