Konoha is a group of ethnic groups such as Miao, Yao, Dong, Yi, Zhuang, Buyi, Li, Tujia, Lisu, Achang, Bai, Dai, Shui, Hani, Gelao, Mulao, Maonan, Manchu, Mongolian, Tibetan, and Han. Reed air instrument. In the Miao language, it is called Heibulong and Promoting the Brain. The Dong language is called Bamei and Gabuluo. In Yi language, it is called Siqie and Siqie. In Zhuang language, it is called Baimei. Widely popular in Guizhou, Sichuan, Yunnan, Hunan, Hubei, Guangxi, Fujian, Hainan, Inner Mongolia and Northeast China.

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The Heibulong of the Miao nationality is a favorite wind instrument of the Miao people in Guizhou, Yunnan, Hunan, Guangxi and other provinces and regions, and is mostly played with orange leaves, pomelo leaves and holly leaves. The Miao people in the area near the rivers also use big fish scales to play, which is durable and loud. Fuki Konoha is especially favored by Miao youths, and it has a close connection with love life. People often say: blowing leaves can get love, and the sound of leaves is the forerunner of happiness. There is a Miao folk song that sings like this: "One Konoha, one song, two Konoha over the hillside, three Konoha over the fork, when will Amei see my brother?" In the Miao area, whenever the moon is bright and the wind is clear , there will be a pleasant sound of Konoha wafting from the side of the village. This is a young boy inviting the girl to come out to "tour the party", and the girl can also identify her couple according to the tune that Konoha blows. Therefore, in the folk songs of the Miao people, there are phrases such as "Blow the leaves while the leaves are green, and fall in love while you are young" and so on. In the Miao family, old people and women do not blow Konoha, and only young men are experts at blowing Konoha. To this day, whenever young men and women hold social and love activities such as "You Fang", "Shaking Horse Lang" and "Collection of Flowers Mountain", the melodious sound of Konoha comes one after another. In Pingbian Miao Autonomous County, Yunnan Province, a young man of the Miao nationality used the solo piece "Emotional Mood" played by Heibulong.

Yao nationality

The Yao people in Guangxi love to play with banyan leaves, longan leaves, olive leaves and lychee leaves. The Yao people have an ancient custom. Every year from the Spring Festival to the spring ploughing period, every family prepares a feast and drinks freely. At the annual "Langping" singing party, the melodious and euphemistic, beautiful and pleasant sound of Konoha is heard everywhere.

Yao nationality

The Dong people living in the three provinces of Guizhou, Guangxi and Hunan, Bamei mostly use young leaves with slightly harder texture and better toughness, such as camphor tree and ash tree, with bright and melodious pronunciation. Generally, it is played outdoors during the day, such as working on the mountain and walking on the road, often playing for self-entertainment. In addition to solo performance, he often accompanies Dong songs. Young people of the Dong nationality often play love songs with Konoha. In Tianzhu County, Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture, the popular song "Playing Folk Songs" is accompanied by Konoha. It goes from "First Meeting" to "Assin Taste" , including "lovesickness", "deep love", "vernacular", "separation" and other tunes, which are specially used to convey feelings. Every year on the 15th day of the seventh lunar month, the young men and women of the Dong nationality living in Sansui County, Guizhou Province, near the border of Guizhou and Hunan, go to the beautiful Shengde Mountain to sing and sing. The winner often becomes the girl's favorite.

Yi people

The Siche of the Yi nationality is a favorite musical instrument of the Yi people in Sichuan, Yunnan, Guizhou and other provinces. The Yi nationality in Liangshan, Sichuan Province calls Konoye Ye Flute. The folk story "Girl Dayan" circulated in Daliangshan area vividly describes the clever and clever Guozhuang child who played the leaf flute well, which attracted the girl Dayan to form a good partner. s story. The Yi nationality youth in Luxi County, Yunnan Province played the "Mountain Climbing Tune" played by Siqie. In the Yi area of Guizhou Province, Konoha is often used to accompany folk songs, and the accompaniment of the two-part folk songs is called "inverted buckle", and the accompaniment of the three-part folk song is called "three inverted buckles".

Zhuang

The Zhuang people's worship of beauty is the most popular and popular musical instrument of the Zhuang family. The Zhuang people living in Guangxi, Yunnan and other provinces and districts often play wood leaves during labor breaks, going to market and villages, and singing competitions. It is an inseparable musical instrument in life. On the way to work, you can hear Konoha playing "Folk Songs" at any time, just like a folk song sings: "The sun comes out bright red, pick up the hoe to go to work, this year's production increase by a few percent, blowing Konoha celebrates a good year." A folk song in Zhuang Township, Yunnan Province sings this way: "The Zhuang family loves to play wood leaves, and it is passed down from one generation to the next. In the old days, the bitter water flowed, but now the heart is drunk." Konoha is often used to pour out his heart to the girl. A young man from a strong family in Luxi County, Yunnan Province, especially likes to play "Folk Songs".

Buyi

The youths of the Buyi people also like to use wood leaves to convey their love. The girls often dress up after dinner and wait for the arrival of their sweethearts. There is a song called "Song of the Wave Whistle": "The lights in the main house are lit and the corners of the house are bright, and the sound of wood leaves can be heard from the back of the house. , Konoha is like a lantern stick, at night to poke my sister's heart." There is such a love song circulating in the Tujia people in western Hunan: "Blow the sound of the Konoha and sing, the Konoha falls down the Jiujiang River, and the Konoha is heard thousands of miles away, thousands of miles away. I heard Lang sing."

Bai people

Blowing wood leaves is very common among the Bai people. The Bai people living in Dali, Yunnan Province often play with bamboo leaves, willow leaves, chestnut leaves and pear leaves. The folk artists are highly skilled and have various playing methods. Among them, Zhang Shuxian, a blind farmer from Heqing County, often plays the bangdi and the Konoha by himself. Sometimes the flute is loud, and then the leaves are melodious, showing the joy of young men and women singing against each other. The scene, the music has "Plum Blossom" and so on.

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The Shui people love to blow leaves. They are most popular in Sandu Shui Autonomous County of Guizhou Province and Fuyuan County of Yunnan Province. They are close friends and good companions of young men and women in social activities and love life. They use wood leaves to convey their feelings and express their feelings. Sentiment" etc.

Manchu, Mongolian

The Manchu and Mongolian people living in the three northeastern provinces of China and the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region are especially good at playing the leaves. In the Northern Song Dynasty Li et al.'s "Taiping Yulan" (Volume 581), there is: "Hu people roll reed leaves and blow them for fun." Especially among young men and women, Konoha set up a bridge for them. To the happy magpie bridge. In the Mongolian people, two people often play folk songs together with Konoha, and sometimes they also use flutes to accompany Konoha. It can be seen that Konoha is closely related to the love life of young people of all ethnic groups.