Which ethnic musical instrument is Erhu?

Erhu is a musical instrument of Han nationality, with a history of more than 1000 years, and it is one of the main bowstring instruments in China ethnic musical instrument family. Up to now, erhu can be divided into Beijing Qin, Suzhou Qin and Shanghai Qin according to the origin, and can be divided into cylindrical erhu, octagonal erhu, hexagonal erhu, flat tube erhu, double-layer backing erhu and the first eight loops according to the types of erhu tubes.

Erhu is a musical instrument of Han nationality.

Erhu is a traditional musical instrument of the Han nationality, which began in the Tang Dynasty and has a history of 1000 years. Erhu, also known as "South Lake" and "Omzi", is a traditional stringed instrument in China and one of the main bowstring instruments in the China national musical instrument family.

Up to now, erhu has a wide variety, which can be divided into Beijing Qin, Suzhou Qin and Shanghai Qin according to its origin. According to the drum of erhu, it can be divided into cylindrical erhu, octagonal erhu, hexagonal erhu, flat tube erhu, double bottom erhu and the first eight back round erhu.

Erhu originated from a minority in northern China in ancient times. This kind of musical instrument was originally called "Qin Qin" and "Xi Qin", which was first recorded in the poem "Poem of a Man at a Banquet in Rongshan" by Meng Haoran, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.