01. Fundamentals are crucial
Fundamentals are like the foundation of a building; if the foundation is not solid, the building will be shaky. Therefore, it is important to emphasize basic practice from the beginning of piano learning. A solid foundation in fundamentals will greatly aid in the learning of more advanced stages.

02. Practice habits matter
Good practice habits include proper posture, hand position, finger technique, and consistent daily practice with fixed practice times. In the process of learning piano, if these habits are not emphasized, they may become stumbling blocks that hinder progress.

03. Persistence is crucial
Persistence is the main path to success. Everyone knows that learning the piano is not something that can be done easily. Not only is the practice process tedious, but there are also many difficulties to overcome.

Three things that are not important:
1. Time is not important
The efficiency of piano practice is not directly proportional to time. Some people do not focus on the quality of practice, lack concentration during practice, and are easily distracted. Such a practice approach, even if practiced for 24 hours a day, would be futile.

2. Difficulty is not important
Playing the piano requires gradual progress and steady practice. While technical proficiency is important, what matters more is emotional expression rather than mere showmanship.

3. Level is not important
"What grade are you in piano? Do you have Grade Ten?" This is a standard many people use to measure piano proficiency. Is the piano grade important? It is not. Piano grading is just one goal in our learning process. The ultimate goal of learning the piano should be to become a better version of oneself.