What musical instrument is banhu?

Bowstring instruments are also called banghu and qinhu. The piano tube is shaped like an erhu, made of half a coconut shell or wood, and covered with a paulownia board, so it is called banhu. The stem is thick, the bow is thick and long, and the bow hair is thick and tight, sandwiched between the two strings. Banhu's historical Banhu appeared on the basis of Huqin in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, and was named after the wooden board on the barrel. Banhu: also known as Banghu, Qinhu, Tribal Tiger, Daxian and Piao. It is the main accompaniment instrument for various operas, such as Bangzi Opera and Luantan Opera, and is also used to accompany Quyi, such as Langu Music and Daoqing. Banhu is a musical instrument based on Huqin with the appearance of Bangzi Opera in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. It has a history of more than 30O years, and the piano tube glue is named Banhu because it is thin. Banhu is bright and sonorous, and is often used for solo, ensemble or accompaniment of local operas and rap. It is a stringed instrument deeply loved by our people. Banhu has been popular in Northeast China, North China and Northwest China for hundreds of years, and has been absorbed by many local operas and quyi. It plays a major role in the accompaniment of Hebei Bangzi, Pingju Opera, Henan Opera, Shandong Laiwu Bangzi, Shandong Opera, Shanxi Opera, _ _, Shaanxi Opera, Pu Opera, Lanzhou Drum and Northern Shaanxi Daoqing, among which Shaanxi, Gansu and Shanxi are the main ones. Now, Banhu has become an indispensable characteristic instrument in national bands and a solo instrument with a strong national style, and accompanied operas, national songs and dances and vocal music. In the accompaniment of local operas and Quyi, Banhu in different places is good at expressing their different styles and full of unique local colors.