Differences between Jingyun Drum, Jiangnan Silk and Bamboo and Yin Qing Fan Shi gongs and drums.

Jingyun Drum is a popular wooden drum in Cangzhou and Hejian, Hebei Province, which was developed by artists in the late Qing Dynasty. Wooden drum is a "timid drum", which has been called in many ways in the process of reform and development: it is called "Beijing dialect drum", "small mouth drum" and "phonological drum" in Beijing.

Jiangnan Sizhu is the general name of Sizhu music popular in southern Jiangsu, western Zhejiang and Shanghai. Because the band is mainly composed of erhu, dulcimer, pipa, sanxian, flute and Xiao, it is named.

Yin Qing, Sichuan was originally named "Singing a ditty" and "Singing a minor". Because it is often accompanied by the yueqin or pipa, it is also called "singing the yueqin" and "singing the pipa". It is one of the popular Quyi music varieties in Chongqing and Sichuan.

Fan Shi gongs and drums are a kind of local traditional percussion music, which originated in the capital and prevailed in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces. Mainly popular in southern Jiangsu, with Suzhou and Wuxi as the center, Nanjing, Changzhou and Shanghai are also very popular.