What are the four major musical instruments in China?

The first of China's four major musical instruments is the Qin.

"Qin" is one of the oldest plucked instruments in Chinese history, and now it is called guqin or lyre. The production of guqin has a long history, and many famous pianos have words to test, wonderful piano names and magical legends.

Among them, the most famous ones are Qi Huangong's The Bell, Chu Zhuangwang's Around the Beam, Sima Xiangru's Luqi and Cai Yong's Mating. These four pianos are called "four famous pianos".

The first guqin bell

Zhong is a famous piano in Zhou Dynasty. The sound of this piano is as loud as a clock and a horn, and it is deafening. It is said that Boya, an outstanding pianist in ancient times, once played the "trumpet" piano. Later, "Zhong" came to Qi Henggong's hand. Qi Henggong is a wise monarch of Qi State, and he is familiar with his temperament. At that time, he collected many famous pianos, but he especially cherished this "bell" piano.

Once he asked his men to sing on the horn for fun, and he rang the horn bell to respond. The horn sounded, the song was sad, and the "horn sounded" played a sad melody, which moved the waiters on both sides to tears.