What are the minor tunes?

1. Indigo flower arrangement tune: Indigo flower arrangement tune, also known as "flower arrangement", "flower arrangement" and "indigo blossom", is a folk song popular in northern China in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, which mostly expresses cheerful and joyful feelings.

2. Yinnius: Yinnius is a Zheng Song with a local style in Shandong. Although it has a similar title, it is quite different from another book, Da Yinnius, written in Qin Shu, Shandong. This music is fresh and elegant, with a soft rhythm.

3. Children's play: Children's play, also known as cough cavity, is one of the traditional operas deeply loved by the audience in Datong, Shanxi. Originated in the middle reaches of Sanggan River, it was once active in Datong, Shuozhou, Shenchi and Wuzhai in the northwest of Shanxi, Hohhot and Baotou in Inner Mongolia, and was deeply loved by the audience.

4, parasitic grass, heroic tears: this song comes from the Qing Dynasty opera "Lu Zui Wutai Mountain" (also known as "Shanmen" and "Zui Shanmen"). This play is seen in Yuan Qiu's Tiger Cage, Bai Qiu Ji and Loyalty. It tells the story that after Lu killed the bully in the Water Margin, he became a monk in Wutai Mountain to avoid disaster and was sent away by the master sage because of drunkenness.

5. Mountain Slope Sheep: Mountain Slope Sheep, also known as "Mountain Slope Sheep" and "Suwu Festival". Beiqu belongs to Lv Zhong Palace, with Zhang Kejiu's "Mountain Slope Sheep Drinking Friends" as the main body, eleven sentences, nine rhymes, or every sentence into rhyme. Nanqu is a commercial tune, based on Shen Jing's "Goat, Learn from Liu Ling, Never Quit", with eleven sentences and eleven rhymes.

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Parasitic grass and heroic tears-Baidu Encyclopedia