The oral string of the Yi people is a common musical instrument in the cultural and artistic life of the Yi people in Honghe Prefecture, Yunnan Province. Also known as Xiangzi. The oral string of the Yi people in Honghe Prefecture, Yunnan Province is a kind of bamboo piece about two or three inches long and five inches wide, with long spring teeth carefully carved in the middle and some thin copper pieces. When playing, the left hand holds the spring teeth of the string close to the lips, and the right finger plays the string piece. The sound made by the spring teeth is stirred by the air and intertwined with the fixed rhyme of the string piece itself, forming a beautiful, soft, euphemistic and very close to spoken music melody.

The young man of Yi nationality in Honghe Prefecture, Yunnan Province courted the girl with the string of Yi nationality in Honghe Prefecture, Yunnan Province. Girls use strings to express their inner wishes, and both sides can understand without words. In Yi Nationality Village, on the south bank of the Red River, young people love string as a treasure. Girls in Honghe Prefecture, Yunnan Province put the oral strings of the Yi people in elaborate oral string tubes and carry them with them at any time. After taking a nap in the field or coming home from work, on a bright moonlight night, around the fireplace, young men and women in pairs take turns to pluck the strings and pour out intimate words. ...

Soft and euphemistic, the oral strings of the Yi people in Honghe Prefecture, Yunnan Province can play a "language" full of musical melodies: the two of us, we will never be separated; Eat the same meal and dig a field together; * * * burning a mountain of firewood, like being a family member.

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