^Terauds, John. East meets West in cultural epiphany.. Toronto Star. August 16, 2007 [2008-04-15]. (原始內容存檔於2011-06-07). The cultural epiphany came in the two China-meets-the-West mash-ups. In the first, Anna Guo, the Toronto-based master of the yangqin (a type of hammer dulcimer) teamed up with the Canadian Sinfonietta String Quartet in three pieces – two Chinese and Mozart's Rondo alla turca.
^Anna Guo. Calabash Music in National Geographic. [2008-04-15]. (原始內容存檔於24 April 2008). Anna Guo (Guo Min-Qing), a former professor at the renowned Shanghai Conservatory of Music, has been teaching and playing the yang-qin for more than 30 years. From 1985 to 1996, Guo was head of the Shanghai Women's Silk String Quintet, a successful Chinese music ensemble that gained a solid reputation worldwide. The quintet recorded two albums and toured extensively in Asia and Europe. In 1996, Guo immigrated to Canada and settled in Toronto, where she formed the Dunhuang Chamber Ensemble, which performs traditional Chinese music across North America. ...
^Toronto Cultural Listings.. Embassy. [2008-04-15]. (原始內容存檔於2011-09-28). To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the establishment of the Hong Kong special administrative region, the Hong Kong Chinese orchestra will perform a cultural exchange concert, featuring artistic director Yan Huichang, gaohu master Wong Onyuen, erhu master George Gao, and yangqin master Anna Guo.