What are the representative repertoire of tea songs?

Most of the tea songs come from local folk tunes and songs, and are usually sung by men and women or by a group of people. Representative repertoire, such as Fujian's "tea picking lamp", "tea song", Yunnan's "big tea mountain", "tea", Guangxi's "December tea", Zhejiang's "Shun picking tea", "inverted picking tea", Jiangxi's "picking tea seeds", "tea picking", "busy", "double hand holding", Anhui's "tea song" and so on. Sung in the tea-picking songs and dances, but do not sing the songs of tea, are generally local circulation of ditties, such as "cut flowers", "ten cups of wine", "five more tunes" and so on. Tea songs are generally accompanied by musical instruments, the use of musical instruments vary from place to place, to erhu, flute, suona and gongs, cymbals, clappers and so on for the most common.