What kinds of traditional national musical instruments are there in China?

Types of National Musical Instruments in China

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Silk: all kinds of stringed instruments, because ancient strings were made of silk. There are Qin, Qin, Zhu, Pipa, Huqin, Zijiao and so on.

Bamboo: bamboo wind instruments, flutes, flutes, flutes, flutes, pipes, etc.

"Shu" refers to the fruit of cucurbitaceae, and the musical instrument made of Shu is mainly Sheng.

Earth: namely, pottery musical instruments, Tao Di, pottery drums, etc.

Pi: Mainly all kinds of drums, mainly hanging drums and building drums.

Wood: Very few now. There are all kinds of wooden drums, flutes and rafters. Cuo is an ancient percussion instrument, which looks like a crouching tiger. There are serrated thin boards on the back of the tiger, and its serrated pronunciation is scraped back with a bamboo tube with one end split into several pieces to end the music. Used in court music of past dynasties. Zhang is an ancient percussion instrument, shaped like a square wooden box, with a wide top and a narrow bottom. When a vertebra (wooden stick) touches its inner wall, it will make a sound, indicating that music is about to start. Used in court music of past dynasties.