There are many methods of suona ventilation, which can be intermittent ventilation or cyclic ventilation. For example, ventilation can be done at the intermittent position of the rest of a song, and the cheeks can be puffed up during the performance, and the air can be released from the cheeks. Inhale through your nose during the process.

The lung capacity required to play the suona is very large, so breathing is very important. Generally, the chest-abdominal breathing method is used. When playing, the reed is placed between the lips, and the upper lip is close to the root of the whistle. A quarter of the piece, the lower lip is about one-third or two-thirds of the way through the whistle.

In normal times, you should practice inhaling and exhaling more. When inhaling, the nose and mouth are inhaled at the same time, until it sinks to the dantian.