What are the folk songs of ethnic minorities?

The folk songs of all ethnic groups in China are extremely rich, from the "national style" in the Book of Songs to the collection and publication of various folk songs after liberation.

As for the traditional folk songs and Xinmin songs still circulating among the people, there are countless more. In terms of form, in addition to the factory folk songs, children's songs, four folk songs and various labor songs, there are also Songs of Heaven, Songs of Mountaineering, Catch Five Sentences, Songs of the Four Seasons, Tunes of Five Rings and December. Ten Flowers and Song of Disks have distinctive styles. As for Tibetan "Lu" and "Xie", Zhuang's "Huan", Bai's "Bai Qu", Hui's "Hua Er", Miao's "Ge Fei", Dong's "Bi Guan Ge" and Yao's "Li Xiang Ge", they all have their own unique forms. As far as style is concerned, Miao songs and Yao songs are simple and vigorous, while Tibetan songs and Dai songs are beautiful and beautiful.

Mongolian folk songs are vigorous and melodious, and Oroqen folk songs are rough and powerful. Being both "flowers", Baoan and Dongxiang have different charms, and Ningxia and Qinghai are also different. Both of them are Han folk songs. The northern ones are famous for their boldness, while the southern ones are euphemistic.