The jiang yusaka digital music centre is a source of profits from offering digital music creation courses. Through the training of professional teachers, the development of standardized teaching processes and teaching materials, a teaching system has been constructed that provides quality teaching services. The system is based on 20 years of professional music production experience and has been developed into standardized teaching processes and materials in conjunction with high-tech digital music production software. At the same time, a large number of teachers are being trained, and through cooperation, teachers and teaching materials are being sent to cooperative institutions to charge tuition fees, to develop markets and to create value for profit and reciprocity. The eujiang digital music is intended to provide a rich potion in the humanities and the arts, in addition to the subjects generally focused on english and mathematics, for the purpose of education for all. Through a variety of artistic ideas that have been transformed by reading, combined with the creation of digital music, your children are able to develop their creativity freely and quickly in a happy learning environment, thus building full self-confidence. In that way, we will be able to develop a credible human being with a balanced mind and a full range of capabilities. The jiang yao digital music centre leads children to learn the value of their lives, thereby enriching their humanities and transforming their awareness into creative forms, combining musical creation with organizational and pluralistic integration. (b) design of an original teaching situation, which involves children in the creation of groups and fosters community coordination. At the same time, the data published by the international federation of authors ' compilers associations show that the international industry association, which has more than 100 members, has over 7 billion euros in copyright taxation. "i can imagine how huge the industry is. Digital music recreates the music industry." santiago scuster, director of the latin american region of the international federation of authors' composers associations, said。