Founded in 1984, Mudanjiang Heyin Musical Instrument Co., Ltd. is located at City of Mudanjiang. The company covers an area of 18,000 square meters, with a building area of 12,300 square meters, and employs 150 staff members. Today, it stands as one of the world’s leading bases for the research, production, and export of high-end string instruments.
Guided by the core philosophy that "Quality is the lifeblood of an enterprise," Heyin places great emphasis on quality management and technological advancement. Its products are exported to numerous countries and regions across Europe and North America, enjoying a strong international reputation. The company has been recognized as a “National High-Tech Enterprise,” a “Key Cultural Export Enterprise,” a “Model Cultural Industry Base,” and holds an “AAA Credit Rating” from financial institutions.
Combining the essence of traditional Italian violin craftsmanship with modern scientific techniques, Heyin integrates chemistry, physics, and acoustics into its manufacturing processes. The company continuously explores the synergy between art and science, striving to become a modern enterprise that unites research & development, production, export, and cultural communication.
The company's flagship brand, Yi Fei, is known for its meticulous material selection—using premium tonewood naturally aged over many years—and its pure handcraftsmanship. Adhering to the construction standards of Stradivari and Guarneri, Yi Fei violins are crafted with exceptional detail, delivering refined tone, elegant style, and superb playability. These instruments have won the favor of professional musicians worldwide and are exported to the United States, Germany, Italy, Spain, and over a dozen other countries, with a steadily growing global market share.
Driven by the company motto, "Endless Artistry, Ever Greater Heights," Heyin’s dedicated team continues to pursue innovation, enhance management, and strengthen global competitiveness—committed to becoming a trusted partner for customers, a cultural symbol of the city, and a contributor to regional economic development.