Chinese instruments

Bai Kuyao's precious video of the bamboo violin in the 1980s was uploaded by the cat who can't afford the fat. Bamboo qin can be said to be the remains of the early form of the ancient Chinese stringed musical instrument, the building. Its age can be traced back to the beginning of the Spring and Autumn Period and has a history of more than 2,700 years. It has a very long history and is very similar to the "bamboo bronze drum" circulated in ancient my country and the "bamboo tube-shaped qin" circulated in ancient times in Southeast Asian countries. However, because it was spread in remote mountains and villages, there was no historical record, and there was no record until the Ming Dynasty. In Ming Dynasty Wang Qi's "Three Volumes of Instruments of the Sancai Tuhui" contains: "Bamboo bronze drums, cut large bamboos for them, can be three or four feet long, that is, cut out their body into two strings, if you want to drum, use a column to support its strings, and knock it down. The sound of the bronze drum, doubtful, is the legacy of the building."