Qin, Han, Sui and Tang Dynasties were the heyday of the development of Chinese musical instruments, right?

Chinese traditional musical instruments were imported from abroad, and guqin was imported from Persia.

Qin, Han, Sui and Tang Dynasties (2265438 BC+0-960 AD): This is the heyday in the development history of Chinese musical instruments. With the cultural exchange between China and foreign countries, a large number of foreign musical instruments were introduced into China, and the playing instruments gained unprecedented development and prosperity. The Tang Dynasty was the peak of the development of Chinese musical instruments, and an ancient musical score appeared. Orchids handed down from Qiu Ming (494-590) is the earliest music score in China. In the late Tang Dynasty, Cao Rou created a musical notation, which preserved the guqin music. Pipa is the most important musical instrument in Tang Dynasty, and it is also the representative of Le Yan court music. String instruments began to appear among the people.

Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties (960- 1840): The most important thing in this period was the development of bowstring instruments. The introduction and wide use of bowstring instruments promoted the development of traditional operas and rap music in China. There are many schools of guqin, and dulcimer was introduced from Persia in the late Ming Dynasty. In the Yuan Dynasty, suona appeared in wind instruments and Yunlong appeared in percussion instruments. During this period, court music gradually declined and was replaced by folk music.