Where is the folk song of Ha Waist Hanging

It is a folk song of Northeast China. Ha Waist Hanging, also known as Carrying Wood Horn, is a kind of labor horn. It originated in Liaoning, Jilin and Heilongjiang provinces in Northeast China. It is a kind of bugle used to coordinate the rhythm of labor and inspire the labor mood when carrying heavy loads and lifting wood.

In the Northeast folk songs, the lyrics of the hawaeng hang are very simple, mainly describing the process of first hawaeng, fixing the iron nails on, and then lifting the wood together. The musical style of this horn is firm and simple, rough and bold, and plays an important role in directing labor, coordinating movements, lifting spirits and eliminating fatigue.