What is playing an instrument?

Guzheng, guqin, dulcimer, pipa, Qin Yue, harp, etc. A plucked instrument is a general term for instruments that pluck strings with fingers or plucked instruments and tap strings with harps and bamboo poles. Plucked instruments can be divided into horizontal and vertical types. Horizontal styles, such as guzheng, guqin, dulcimer and piano solo; Vertical, such as: Pipa, Ruan, Yueqin, Sanxian, Elegant, Pipa, Dongbula, Zamu Nie.

Common plucked instruments are as follows:

Guqin:

Guqin, also known as lyre, Qin Yu and lyre, is a traditional plucked instrument in China, with a history of more than 3,000 years, belonging to the silk in the eight tones. Guqin has a wide range, deep timbre and lingering sound.

Guqin has beautiful shapes, including Fuxi, Zhong Ni, Julian, Sunset, Ji Ling, Banana Leaf, Liezi, Lingguan, Shennong, Xiangquan, Shi Feng, Shi Kuang, Yafutou, Zhong Ge (He Mingqiu Yueqin), Sword Style and so on.

Yueqin:

Yueqin is a traditional plucked instrument in China, which originated in the Han Dynasty. The speaker is full of circles and the neck is short. The total length is 62, and the speaker diameter is 36.3cm.. The borders of the neck and speaker are mahogany and rosewood, and the borders are six boards of the same specification. The front panel and the back panel are made of paulownia wood.

Qin Yue box has two sound beams and two sound columns. Four axes, four strings, every two strings are homophonic, and the five degrees are fixed. There are eight or nine grades on the neck and panel.