using musical instruments to tell a story

China musical instruments mainly include wind instruments, plucked instruments, percussion instruments, stringed instruments, etc. The following are some of the common instruments in each category: - ** Wind instruments **: Flute, Xiao, Pan Xiao, Xun, Sheng, Lusheng, Bawu, Guanzi, Suona, Shakepa. - ** Plucked instruments **: Liuqin, Pipa, Ruan, Yueqin, Guqin, Zheng, Konghou, Sanxian, Dongbula, Rewafu. - ** Percussion instruments **: Yangqin, Tang Drum (Big Drum), Dangling, Dingyin Janggu, Tonggu, Big and Small Gong, Small Drum, Pai Drum, Big Cymbal, Plate, Bangzi, Muyu, etc. - ** String instruments **: Erhu, Banhu, Gehu, Matouqin, Jinghu, Zhonghu, Gaohu. However, it was difficult to list 100 China instruments because many instruments had different shapes and regional variants. For example, flutes were divided into Qudi, Bangdi, and Zhongyin Flute, and drums were also divided into different sizes and types of uses. These could be seen as the embodiment of the richness of China musical instruments. "Luo Mingxia Love Letter" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

There were many musical instruments behind different novels. In martial arts novels, for example, in the Legend of the Condor Heroes, Huang Yaoshi's "Song of the Blue Sea Tide" did not explicitly mention the use of musical instruments, but the simulation of the sea scene relied on music; the "Seven-string Invisible Sword" in "Smiling Proud in the Jianghu" used the piano. In Nangong Yan's Traceless Emotion Sword (Five Tones Sword), there were purple jade flute (user Yang Ziyan), iron flute (Shi Heiqing), silver sheng (Kong Baijie), golden pipa (Li Yanhong), five-stringed zither (Cold Soul Fairy Zhuge Furong), and other musical instruments. They also formed the Five Elements Five Tones Formation. Ni Kuang's "Six-fingered Zither Demon" used the zither as the instrument for the "Eight Dragons Heavenly Music". In other types of novels, such as the Twelve Movements of the Gods, there was no explicit mention of musical instruments. The musical instruments mentioned in pop music books included drums, bass, electric guitar, wooden guitar (including folk guitar and classical guitar), keyboard (mainly electronic synthesizing), piano, string instruments (such as violin, viola, cello, etc.). Although these instruments were not the musical instruments behind the novel, they could be used as supplementary reference for the types of musical instruments. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Well, you might come across names like the star-shaped violin, the bubble bass, and the candy saxophone in cartoons. These names are often creative and imaginative to add a fun element.

To draw musical instruments in cartoon style, first, decide on the perspective and composition. Outline the main features with simple lines. Add some exaggeration for a fun look and choose vibrant colors for a charming effect.

Hugh was a classical literary term that often appeared in poetry. Below were some poems related to musical instruments: In Song of Everlasting Sorrow, there was a line that said," The good intentions of the zither and the lyre are known only by themselves." In the book "Dream of the Red Chamber", Lin Daiyu wrote on Jia Baoyu's birthday,"A Lifetime Mistake". The word "Lifetime" in it referred to one's own lifelong event. 3. The word "clap" in "The River is Red", which was written by Lin Chong in "Water Margins", refers to the clap playing music. 4. The "Gusu" in the "Calm the Storm" written by Sun Wukong on the way to the West refers to Suzhou. 5 In Dream of the Red Chamber, Wang Xifeng wrote a song on Jia Baoyu's birthday," Like a Dream." The " pipa " in " When I come out after a thousand calls, I still hold the pipa and half cover my face " referred to stringed instruments. These are some poems related to musical instruments. By understanding these poems, we can better understand the important role of musical instruments in literature.