Ancient prose is circulated in many counties and cities in southern Jiangxi, but Nankang is the most representative in terms of its blind practitioners, circulation scope and singing characteristics. This is because:

① Its singing language is authentic Nankang Hakka dialect;

(2) Its singing has absorbed the folk tunes or folk songs of Nankang Han nationality. For example, the sentences at the beginning and end of the four classical Chinese singing methods are almost exactly the same as those of Nankang folk songs.

③ There are as many as 108 songs, including 36 big songs and 72 short songs (short songs are divided into 36 regular songs and 36 wild songs). These tracks reflect classical legends, myths, stories, exhortations, short stories and so on.

There are new editions in modern songbooks, such as White Safflower, Good Family Planning, Learning from Lei Feng, Excellent party member Liao, Managing Mountains and Water Control, etc. Most of the songs are sung by one person, and a few are sung by two or more people. Now there are even bands to accompany them and streakers to sing.