On August 25th, Mr. Lin Siao Fou-Menuhin, the grandson of the esteemed maestro Yehudi Menuhin, accompanied by his wife, Mrs. Zhang Xiaoqing, graced the premises of The Yehudi Menuhin School Qingdao with their presence. This visit held profound significance for Lin Siao Fou-Menuhin, especially as it coincided with the visit of David Buckley, the Chairman of The Yehudi Menuhin School Board in England. Lin Siao Fou-Menuhin's visit aimed to foster a deep exchange of ideas and experiences between the two institutions.During his tour, Lin Siao Fou-Menuhin explored every corner of The Yehudi Menuhin School Qingdao campus, immersing himself in the exceptional musical learning environment and state-of-the-art facilities. The Menuhin Cultural Centre provided a window into the exceptional artistic and educational achievements of his grandfather, including his three visits to China. Lin Siao Fou-Menuhin fondly recalled his experiences accompanying his grandfather during performances in Beijing and his participation, alongside his mother, Zamira Benthall Menuhin, in the 2012 Menuhin International Violin Competition held in Beijing.

Lin Siao Fou-Menuhin conveyed heartfelt blessings to The Yehudi Menuhin School Qingdao on behalf of his family, with a special emphasis on his mother, Zamira Benthall Menuhin. He expressed deep admiration for the school's remarkable progress in such a short span, overcoming various challenges, including the COVID-19 pandemic. The school's stunning infrastructure and impressive achievements left a lasting impression on him. He also noted the successful continuation of Maestro Yehudi Menuhin's educational ideals and artistic legacy at the school. Lin Siao Fou-Menuhin believed that the institution would undoubtedly shine as a beacon of excellence in the realm of music education, attracting outstanding musical talents and fostering international friendships, much like the renowned Yehudi Menuhin School in the UK. He envisioned the school as a nurturing ground for talented young musicians, carrying forward his grandfather's legacy.

Lin Siao Fou-Menuhin, also the eldest son of the renowned pianist Mr. Fou Ts'ong, carries a Chinese name, "傅凌霄," inspired by his grandfather, the esteemed Chinese translator Fu Lei. The name symbolizes "aspiring upwards with resilience and beauty of Chinese trumpet vine," a profound blessing bestowed upon him. Lin Siao Fou-Menuhin reiterated his family's commitment to supporting the sustained growth and development of The Yehudi Menuhin School Qingdao.