Do you know what suona is after reading "A Hundred Birds Toward the Phoenix"?

Seeing this question, some people will say: Are you kidding? -Isn't this a traditional instrument in China?

Very good! You know! But I didn't know you knew. I thought you didn't know! You seem very knowledgeable! But some people really don't know, so I will start with such a weak problem!

Open the computer Baidu "suona", and then summarize the detailed explanation as follows: suona (Italian: suona) is a national wind instrument in China, and it is also a widely circulated folk instrument in China, commonly known as trumpet. In the 3rd century, it was introduced to China from Persia and Arabia. It is a folk wind instrument with a long history, wide spread, rich skills and strong expressive force in China. Its pronunciation is cheerful and bold, loud and clear, both rigid and flexible. It is one of the national musical instruments deeply loved and welcomed by the broad masses of the people, and is widely used in folk ceremonies such as weddings, funerals, ceremonies, rituals, sacrifices, Yangko Festival and so on. In the late Ming Dynasty, suona played an important role in China traditional opera music, which was used to accompany singing and cut cards. In folk instrumental music based on traditional opera music, suona has also become an indispensable instrument. In the Qing Dynasty, the suona was incorporated into the court's "Bubu Le". In modern times, the suona has become one of the musical instruments widely used by people of all ethnic groups in China. On May 20th, 2006, suona art was approved by the State Council to be included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list. It turns out that suona is also an exotic product, but the art of suona has been internalized as a part of our national traditional culture in the long phonological circulation, and it was also included in court music in the Qing Dynasty. Please note: On May 20th, 2006, suona art was approved by the State Council to be included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list.

"Suona" originally belongs to the category of tall!