What music does Chinese Liu Ban belong to in Jiangnan?

"Six Boards of Chinese Flowers" belongs to Jiangnan Sizhu.

"Six Dishes of Chinese Flowers" is one of the eight major songs of Jiangnan Sizhu, with fresh and smooth melody, delicate and soft, and full of Jiangnan charm, and it is a representative track of Jiangnan Sizhu. Six Forbidden Flowers in China: Folk artists developed six forbidden flowers in fast, six forbidden flowers in China, six forbidden flowers in China and six forbidden flowers in slow on the basis of the old six forbidden flowers, and combined them into a whole set, which is called "five generations under one roof".

The name "five generations under one roof" is based on its auspicious meaning. Children and grandchildren live a long life under one roof. In addition, it also shows that the five songs are the same. Xiao, erhu, pipa, dulcimer and a few other musical instruments can be used to play, which is intended to be "five-string fluency" and named "Smoke Wind Song" after the ancient meaning of the song "South Wind", also known as "Yu Shun Smoke Wind Song", with a more elegant style.

Introduction of Jiangnan silk and bamboo:

Jiangnan Sizhu is a traditional music popular in Shanghai, southern Jiangsu and western Zhejiang, and it is one of the national intangible cultural heritages.

During the Jialong period of the Ming Dynasty, the dramatists, led by Zhang, founded the Kunqu Water Mill in Taicang South Wharf, and at the same time formed a complete silk and bamboo band, which was played by Kunqu Club and famous drummers, and gradually formed a full-time class club for silk and bamboo performance.

Closely combined with folk activities, it has a broad mass base and was officially named Jiangnan Sizhu.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Jiangnan Sizhu