Because Hakka Han music basically belongs to folk instrumental music with titles, in many major music, the artistic conception and emotion of music are expressed through titles, which reflect certain ideological content and interest, such as Water Lotus, Zhao Jun Complain, Cliff Mountain Mourning, Nostalgia, etc. Although some music has a title and a title, it also expresses certain emotions, but it does not show specific musical images, such as "entering the palace in the south" and "entering the palace in the north". Some only explain the origin and source of music, or briefly explain some characteristics and uses of their music, such as "Single Nod" and "Random Flower Arrangement". As Qupai music, although some music is marked with the title, the emotion expressed by music is not necessarily related to the title, but only as a symbol of a tune. Hakka Han music belongs to Qupai music, which is a divertimento structure or Qupai couplet structure. In traditional performance, some variations from Adagio to Allegro are the same piece of music, while some variations from Adagio to Allegro are the ensemble of another piece of music, that is, the divertimento form. In addition, there are several pieces of music in the same palace system, which form the form of divertimento ensemble and form a combined structure. When playing, you should play adagio, adagio and allegro in turn, but all of them should be strictly "in the same palace" to achieve the unity of mode and tonality. Generally, the soft line is followed by the soft line music, and the hard line music is followed by the hard line music. According to the traditional playing habits, for example, Water Lotus is followed by Zhaojun Powder and Elegance as divertimento, and Jade Chain is followed by Tripping Horse Rope and Landing Money as divertimento. Because Hakka folk music comes from the people, it has the characteristics of improvisation. Players often play freely according to the characteristics of different musical instruments according to the "key" (that is, the score of the main theme), thus forming different styles and genres. The stringed instruments of Hakka Han music include the first string, Tihu and coconut tree. Because the musical instruments have different ranges and ranges, they have the same pitch but different chords when playing. The lead player plays with the "front finger" (5 2 strings), while other stringed instruments play with the "back finger" (15 strings or 2 6 strings), forming different modulation.
In addition, when different kinds of musical instruments form an ensemble, due to the differences in performance characteristics and techniques, not only the timbre is contrasted, but also the trend of tunes and the use of rhythm patterns are varied, thus having the variation characteristics of polyphonic factors.