How to classify traditional national musical instruments in China? Please give an example.

China traditional national musical instruments are classified as follows:

1, playing musical instruments

Muye, paper, bamboo membrane tube, sparrow lock, eighth five-year plan, whistle, trumpet.

Step 2 pluck a musical instrument

Metal oral strings, bamboo oral strings, bow, pipa, Ruan, Yueqin, Qin Liu.

3. percussion instruments

Bangzi, pestle, Ding Dong, pear slice, dried, edge, wooden drum, red, cymbal, gong, cloud gong, decameron gong, star, bell, bell, chime, box stick, call head, surprise girl, board, wooden fish, me.

Step 4 play musical instruments

Music saw, stringed instrument, erhu, Gao Hu, Jinghu, Sanhu, Hu Si, Banhu, Qiang Qin, Hu Qiang, Xiqin, Coconut, Qiang Qin, Erxian, Drum, Ma Touqin, Magu Lake and Ai Jieke.

History of National Musical Instruments in China

Any sound made by human beings can be called a musical instrument, and all musical instruments have "a specific tone, or a sound, or several sounds with a certain pitch, or at least provide materials to continuously make noise for a certain period of time". This definition lists timbre, pitch and rhythm parameters, indicating that all "everyday music tools" can be studied.

China's national musical instruments have a long history. Only unearthed cultural relics can prove that there were various musical instruments as early as the pre-Qin period. For example, the bone flute unearthed in Hemudu, Zhejiang Province, the bone flute unearthed in Jia Hu, Wuyang County, Henan Province, the tomb unearthed in Xi 'an banpo village, Yangshao Cultural Site, and the stone chime and wooden python drum unearthed in Yinxu, Anyang, Henan Province. Chimes, bells, hanging drums, drums, flutes, sheng, left and harp unearthed from the tomb of Zeng Houyi in Sui County, Hubei Province.