Zhabuling (Zhaling) is a Tibetan fringe air-sounding musical instrument. The shape resembles a bird or an oval, and the whole body is kneaded with clay, water and mud.

When playing, hold the tying order with both hands, aspirate with your mouth against the edge of the mouthpiece, open and close your fingers and press the sound hole to make at least three different tones. Make four sounds of g1, ba1, a1, and bb1.

The sound is soft and bright, but the volume is low, and the pronunciation is slightly "woo woo". It was originally played by shepherds when grazing, to play a signal sound to help grazing. Now it is mostly used for children to play and entertain themselves.