Which province is Qinqiang from?

Qinqiang Oprea (Qinqiang Oprea, or Qinqiang), also known as chaotic bomb, originated from the West Qinqiang, popular in northwest China, Shaanxi, Gansu, Qinghai, Ningxia, Xinjiang and other places, and because of its date wood clappers for the beat instrument, so it is also called "clapper cavity", commonly known as "arengang". On May 20, 2006, the State Council approved the inclusion of the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list. The writer Jia Pingwa also wrote a long novel called Qinqiang. Supplementary: Qinqiang singing for the board changes in the body, divided into happy sound, bitter sound two kinds, the former is long in the expression of cheerful, joyful emotions; the latter is good at expressing sadness and anger, bleak emotions. According to the plot of the play and the characters need to choose to use. There are slow, two-six, generation boards, starting boards, sharp boards, rolling boards and floral accent, and the dragging accent is especially rich in characteristics. The main instrument is the Banhu, which has a fine and clear sound.

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