2. Muqin [mü qí n] body-singing instrument. A number of hard wooden strips from long to short are arranged on the shelf, which is generally similar to the black and white keys of the piano and arranged in two rows. Play with a mallet with a spherical mallet head, and the pronunciation is crisp. If a metal horn is installed under the batten, the pronunciation will be louder. Mostly used in orchestras or solos.
3. Violin [xi m ? o tí qí n] has four bowstring instruments tuned with strings five degrees apart, ranging from G under the central C to the fourth C or higher.
4. Qinqi calligraphy and painting [qín qí shū huà] Playing the piano, playing chess, calligraphy and painting. It refers to all kinds of literary and artistic specialties.
5. dulcimer [yáng qín] plays stringed instruments. The piano body is trapezoidal. There are usually dozens of steel strings, each with three or five strings, and they are played with double labels. Often used for accompaniment and folk music ensemble.
6. Musical instrument name of lyre [q and xiá n qí n].
7. Guqin [gǔ qín], also known as heptachord, Yuqin, Sitong and lyre, is a traditional musical instrument in China.
8. A kind of viola [zh not ng Tí qí n], with a total length of about.