I have organized six pictures and put them in this article. I use the pictures to compare the difference between seven holes and eight holes, and illustrate the fingering of the bass '5' for the bass and the alto '1' for the bass, and share it with zero-based hobby cucurbits Friends refer to learning.

Figure 1 (traditional seven-hole cucurbit silk)

Illustration of traditional seven-hole cucurbit silk
Figure 2 (Traditional seven-hole cucurbit flute fingering comparison table) bass '5'

Traditional seven-hole cucurbit silk fingering comparison table 1
Figure 3 (Traditional seven-hole cucurbit flute fingering comparison table) alto '1'

Traditional seven-hole cucurbit silk fingering comparison table 2
Figure 4 (Illustration of wide-range eight-hole cucurbit flute)

Diagram of wide-range eight-hole cucurbit flute
Figure 5 (Fingering table of eight-hole cucurbit flute with wide sound range) bass '5'

Wide-range eight-hole cucurbit flute fingering comparison table 1
Figure 6 (Fingering table of eight-hole cucurbit flute with wide-range sound) for alto '1'

Wide-range eight-hole cucurbit flute fingering comparison table 2