Because of the traditional aesthetic habits of China's folk musical instruments in the production of what materials?

Because of the traditional aesthetic habits, China's national musical instruments in the production of natural materials.

The musical instruments of the Western Zhou Dynasty were divided into eight categories according to the materials used in their production: gold (bells, bells, cymbals), stone (chimes), silk (qin, serpent), bamboo (xiao, qing), Lagenaria (sheng, yu), earth (ocarina, percussion), leather (rattle, drums), and wood (bax, kei).

Now generally popular are the qin, zheng, xiao, flute, erhu, pipa, silk bamboo, drums, etc., which are musical instruments representing the traditional Chinese music culture.

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Shanghai is one of the most important producers of folk musical instruments in China, with production techniques dating back to the Qianlong and Jiaqing periods of the Qing Dynasty.

Shanghai is one of the most important producers of folk musical instruments in China, and its production techniques date back to the early 20th century. Beihai Road) gathered dozens of musical instrument workshops.

In the twenties and thirties, Zheng Hi-Wen founded the "Great Music Society", which invited Shanghai's famous instrument makers to improve and manufacture more than 160 kinds of ancient and modern musical instruments. The achievements of these masters and the cultivation of a generation of students laid a solid technical foundation for the establishment of Shanghai National Instruments Factory. The continuous improvement of the production skills has made the products win many awards, many times won the National Light Industry Quality Products and Shanghai Quality Products Award, the products are now exported to the United States, Canada, Singapore, Japan, Malaysia and other countries.

Shanghai's national musical instruments production technology representative works for the guzheng, erhu, pipa and so on.