Names of all ancient musical instruments in China.

China national musical instruments are divided into four categories: wind instruments, plucked instruments, percussion instruments and stringed instruments.

wind instrument

Sheng, Lusheng, Paixiao, Hulusi, Flute, Pipe, Bawu, Lian, Suona and Xiao. All musical instruments: Muye, paper, bamboo flute (Dong), snail flute (Zhuang), Zhaojun (Han), Tuliang (Jingpo), spouse, Er (Kazak), mouthpiece (Han), bark earthen pipe (Miao), (Nu), Xiao (Han) and Chiba. Paixiao (Han), Duo (Kemu), Chi (Han), Lian (Han), Bei (Tibetan), Zhan Jian (Miao), Xiao Jie (Miao), Dongdongkui (Tujia), Yida (Li) and Kouli (Li).

Plucked/stringed instruments

Pipa, Zheng, dulcimer, lyre (guqin), Rewap, Dongbula, Ruan, Sanxian, Yueqin and piano. All musical instruments: Metal Kouxian (Miao) (Kirgiz), Bamboo Kouxian (Yi), (Gaoshan), Pipa (Han), Ruan (Han), Yueqin (Han), (Han), Sanxian (Han), Rewafu (Uygur) and so on.

percussion instrument

Selenium drum, drum arrangement, cloud gong, etc. Typical musical instruments: hall drums (drums), jingle bells, cylindrical drums, fixed-tone cylindrical drums, bronze drums, Korean long drums, big gongs and small gongs, small drums, drums (tambourines) and cymbals. All musical instruments: Bangzi (Han nationality), pestle (Gaoshan nationality), (Li nationality), Lihua Pian (Han nationality), Lagan (Dai nationality), (Wa nationality), (Jinuo nationality) and cymbals. (Han), Ban (Han), Muyu (Han), (Han), Faling (Tibetan), Yaoling (Manchu), (Han), Tonggu (Zhuang, Gelao, Buyi, Dong, Shui, Miao and Yao). , Taiping Drum (Manchu), Er (Tibetan), Rattle Drum (Han), Yangqin (Han), Zhutongqin (Yao), Daodao (Kemu), Sabayi (Uygur).

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Erhu, Banhu, Gehu, Ma Touqin, Ai Jieke, Jinghu, Zhonghu and Gao Hu. All musical instruments: music saw (Russian), bowstring (Tibetan), erhu (Han), Gao Hu (Han), Jinghu (Han), Sanhu (Han), Hu Si (Han), Banhu (Han), Diaoqin (Han), Diaohu (Han) and Xiqin (Han). Ai Jieke (Uygur), Sattar (Uygur), Niu Guqin (Dong), Jurnikl (Wa), Yazheng (Korean) and Guzheng (Han).

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