Mei 'an Piano Score was published in 1931. Divided into two volumes. The first volume is the theory of Qin, which discusses in detail the shape, fingering and law. The next volume is the piano score, which contains 14 pieces of piano music, namely, Guan Shanyue, Autumn Wind Poems, Ode to Blissfulness, Phoenix Begging for the Phoenix, Autumn Night is Long, Early Dawn in the Jade House, Introduction of Wind and Thunder, Night Sleeping in Qiu Jiang, Nagato Complain, Wild Goose in Pingsha, and Explaining Chapters.
After being revised by Xu Lisun, Mei 'an Musical Score was reprinted in 1959, which added one volume to the first edition, namely, a musical score, and another musical score, Moonlight Indus (Sun Zuo of Li Xu). Since then, Meian Qinpu has been published many times in Taiwan Province, Hongkong, the United States and mainland China. Among them, the 1971 Hong Kong edition was photocopied by Professor Tang Jianyuan according to Mei 'an Piano Score (second edition); In 1983, the American version was an English version, which was translated by Frederic Liberman of the University of Washington according to Mei 'an Piano Score (Second Edition), and the staff was added. In 1994, Taiwan Province Edition "Added Mei 'an Musical Score" was edited by Shao Yuanfu on the basis of the first and second editions of Mei 'an Musical Score. In the musical part, Xu Lisun's Spring Music and Shao himself's several musical works were added. In the part of Qin theory, Xu Lisun's Textual Research on Lu Lv was added.