Gong in spring is sung in Pingxiang dialect. Most of the lyrics belong to the praise style, which are small fragments of praise, that is, praise things, praise things and praise people. These praises range from three emperors and five emperors, loyal ministers and good generals to three religions, nine streams and seventy-two lines, each with its own lyrics. Old artists can recite hundreds of spring gongs. I used to sing Zan Tan Peng, Zan Tea, Zan Gu Wu, Zan Xin Dian Kai and Zan Xin Da Xi. The language of lyrics is popular, fluent and vivid, and exaggeration is often used in singing. There is no limit to the number of words in a song, usually two sentences and one rhyme, and sometimes four or eight sentences and one rhyme, so the rhyme is flexible.