Are erhu, dulcimer, Qin Liu and harp our national musical instruments?

Erhu originated from the Kumoxi people, an ancient minority in northern China in the Tang Dynasty. Erhu is the earliest stringed instrument in China.

Dulcimer was introduced into China from Persia in the late Ming Dynasty, and it has been circulated and evolved in China for nearly 400 years. It has become a major musical instrument with China's traditional characteristics and national style.

Qin Liu, playing stringed instruments. Traditional musical instruments of Han nationality. Popular all over the country. It is one of the stringed instruments circulated among the people since the Tang Dynasty.

Ancient harp, including China's harp, refers to the harp before the modern reform. Whether it's called "Kanke", "Harp" or "Harp", it's just different names for the same instrument in different places. A modern harp, especially a western harp.

Yayue is a very old stringed instrument of Han nationality in China, which was introduced to China from West Asia in ancient times.

Erhu, dulcimer, Qin Liu and Guqin are all traditional national musical instruments in China.