Traditional Chinese musical instruments mainly include Erhu, Guzheng, pipa, Konghou, Fangxiang, and other musical instruments.

1.China has been a country with very developed instrumental music since ancient times. Musical instruments are divided into eight categories according to the material materials they use: gold, stone, earth, leather, silk, wood, bamboo, and bamboo. They are called “eight tones”.Musical instruments are divided into four categories: blowing, pulling, playing, and singing.The performance method mainly includes two aspects, one is the ensemble and the other is the solo.

2.In order to bring the Konghou that has disappeared for many years back to the stage, since the 1950s, Chinese musicians and instrument makers have carried out a lot of research work. Based on the records of ancient books and the graphics of preserved ancient murals, they designed and trial-produced several types of Konghou, but because of these Konghou there are many shortcomings, so it has not been promoted and spread.By the early 1980s, a new type of konghou, Yanzhu Konghou, was developed.Its structure is relatively complete and scientific, and its sound has ethnic characteristics, so it is popularized for music practice.

3.Fang Xiang's pronunciation is plump and pleasant.He is good at playing arpeggios and various rhythmic decomposition chords, and playing melodies or sub-melodies in octave homophones has a sense of solemnity and simplicity.It has been included in the compilation of ethnic bands.In the instrumental ensembles "Xiaoxiang Shuiyun", "Yue'er Gao", "Neon Clothes", Erhu Concerto "Great Wall Caprice", Erhu Narrative "Newlywed Farewell", and flute solo "Autumn Lake Moonlight", good artistic results have been achieved.