Interpretation of Laoting Drum

The interpretation of Laoting drum is also called Laoting tune. A kind of quyi. The middle Qing Dynasty originated in Laoting County (now Hebei Province). The performer plays the iron plate with his left hand and drums with his right hand, accompanied by the other three strings, mainly singing and sometimes speaking in plain English. Later, due to different popular areas, it was divided into two factions: one was centered on Tangshan rural areas, also called Tangshan Drum, which paid equal attention to both singing and short stories, and the other was popular in Beijing and Tianjin, also called iron drum, which only sang but didn't say, specializing in short stories.

Word decomposition

Interpretation of musical happiness: happiness. Happy land. Happy. I am ecstatic. It was fun. Optimism (cheerful spirit, full of confidence in the development of things) Lotte (content with the status quo without any worries) What makes people happy: Have fun. Amuse. What are you willing to do? Explain that you don't like the big drum: the biggest and deepest drum used by military bands and orchestras: a folk art in which performers talk and sing, accompanied by drums, boards, three strings and so on. Due to the differences in regions, dialects and tunes, it can be divided into Jingyun Drum, Shandong Drum and Hubei Drum. The common name of big drum. Often refers to China.