What does twelve yellow bells mean?

The twelve-rhythm yellow bell is one of the traditional Chinese musical instruments, and its name comes from the ancient music _ Chunqiu. Huangzhong has three scales: low, middle and high, which are widely used in court music and sacrificial activities. In the ancient music examination, Huang Zhong was often used to measure the intonation and musical attainments of candidates. Because Huang Zhong's singing is stable and full of charm, it is regarded as a symbol of high-quality music performance.

Huangzhong occupies an important position in the music history of China. It is not only the representative of ancient music culture, but also an important basis for later music interpretation and creation. Through Huang Zhong's research and innovation, modern musicians bring forth the old and bring forth the new, and integrate them into modern music to create a variety of novel music forms. Today, the yellow bell is still widely used in many music festivals and has become an indispensable element.

Huangzhong is not only a musical art form, but also a symbol and inheritance of culture. Chinese traditional music culture has a long history and profound connotation, from which we can not only feel the beauty of music, but also feel the inheritance and accumulation of culture. Therefore, protecting and inheriting national cultural symbols like Huang Zhong is not only the responsibility of contemporary music artists, but also the mission of each of us.