Why is suona not Chinese culture, so what culture does suona belong to?

This noisy performance of suona is not a tradition of China, but actually a reflection of Hu people's aesthetic style. Please look at the clothes worn by folk artists who play suona in the above picture, centipede clothes and typical Manchu-style clothes, which are not the aesthetics of Han people. It can be seen that this so-called folk custom was actually formed in the Qing Dynasty!

It was only during the more than 200 years of Manchu rule that the folk custom of Hu Feng was formed in the north. We can't carry forward this kind of Hu Hua aesthetics by carrying forward traditional culture. On the contrary, in order to get rid of this Hu Hua aesthetic and restore the true Han aesthetic, the so-called folk custom like suona performance should be completely abandoned.

Chinese music pays more attention to spiritual cultivation and harmony between heaven and earth, and prefers those with soothing timbre, such as Qin Xiao, Zheng chime and shakuhachi. However, I heard that all the artists who play shakuhachi at the highest level are Japanese, so I think this is a national mourning! How does A Dream of Red Mansions describe aristocrats: Jia, listen to chimes and eat and cook meat with Ding Tong, this is the aristocrat! So A Dream of Red Mansions is really a cultural treasure!

Chinese music pays more attention to spiritual cultivation and harmony between heaven and earth, and prefers those with soothing timbre, such as Qin Xiao, Zheng chime and shakuhachi. However, I heard that all the artists who play shakuhachi at the highest level are Japanese, so I think this is a national mourning! How does A Dream of Red Mansions describe aristocrats: Jia, listen to chimes and eat and cook meat with Ding Tong, this is the aristocrat! So A Dream of Red Mansions is really a cultural treasure!