How to write Hakka folk songs praising Sanjiang city

Among lyric folk songs, there are many folk songs that lament all kinds of grievances, feelings of parting, regret, cynicism, praise the world and so on. For example, it's hard to hold a boat when I'm in a daze. I'm surprised when I'm holding hands and worrying. It's hard to be a maid, and it's hard to be a wife. On the sad day of my widowed sister, I advised Lang to make wine, sent him ten times and looked forward to his husband ten times. Kiss a Song, My Sick Sister Cry, Spring Breeze Blows Away and butterfly lovers tell love stories, Immortal eulogizes heroes and model figures, and Generals Buy Chicken and Mountains Fly Over golden phoenix are adapted from local folk stories such as Liao Kunyu, Talented Man, Yuanyang Bird and Kissing Li.

Narrative folk songs

Narrative folk songs have plots, characters and stories, which are generally long and handed down from generation to generation. Narrative folk songs have a wide range of themes, including Long Hair Song, Love Song, Sick Sister's Cry, Spring Breeze Blows Away and Dilian, Immortal Fragrance, General Chicken, Flying Out of golden phoenix in the Mountain, and Liao Kunyu, Song Xiang and Yuanyang Bird adapted from local folk stories.

Folk songs

Among the Hakka folk songs in Meizhou, there are various folk songs with local customs, habits, geography and products as their themes: labor songs, invitation to gods, selection of animals, seasonal songs, festival songs, wedding songs, congratulations songs, funeral songs, sacrificial songs, banquet songs, waterway songs, local songs, cattle songs, famous songs, food songs, famous Chinese medicine songs and so on.

Barge tail

"Tail barge tail" is a unique form of Hakka folk songs in Meizhou. Generally, the last sentence of the last song is the first sentence of the next song, which has both meaning and rhyme. Can also be changed, the first sentence or just sing three words as a sentence, or rhyme, or rhyme, by the singer flexible grasp. "End to end" must be many folk songs, which are widely used in song dialogue.