Guangde County is located in the southeast of Anhui Province, at the junction of eight counties (cities) in three provinces of Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Anhui, with a population of 515,000. Guangde has a long history and outstanding people. Guangde County was established in the early Jian'an period of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and it has been more than 1,800 years old. In history, it belonged to Wu, Yue and Chu successively, and was influenced by the multiple cultures of Central Plains culture, Hui culture and Wuyue culture respectively. Guangde is also an immigrant county, and is more deeply influenced by the origin. In addition to being influenced by multiple cultures, Guangde folk songs are also deeply influenced by immigrant culture. The folk song style is also very different from other areas of Anhui. Henan and Hubei immigrants are the main body of Guangde immigrants. At the same time, the surrounding Jiangsu and Zhejiang regions have a great influence. The integration of multiple cultures has forged Guangde folk songs in the inheritance and evolution of history, forming their own style, and also carrying a deep imprint of immigrant culture and surrounding culture. Guangde folk songs are an important means and tool for Guangde people to impart various social knowledge such as history, culture, production, life, etc. and to carry out cultural and entertainment activities. Production labor, singing for fun; men and women love, with songs as a medium; happy days, congratulations with songs; social interactions, with songs as a representative. Singing folk songs has become an indispensable and important part of Guangde people's cultural life. At present, more than ten songs have been discovered and sorted out, among which "A Pair of Little Sparrows", "The Ground is Red When the Sun Rises", "Pastoral Song", "Ten Pairs of Red Embroidered Shoes", "Double Phoenix Moon", "Embroidered Handkerchief", "Mo Sister Debate", "Rice is Delicious but Fields are Difficult to Plant", "Talented Man Comes to Play", "Sister-in-law Watching Lanterns", "Pulling Rice Song", "Water Carriage Song", "December Song", "Liu Hai Song", "Listen to Me Sing a Farmer's Song" and so on all have strong multi-cultural characteristics. Guangde folk songs are oral literature created by Guangde people in production and life, the crystallization of Guangde people's wisdom, and an important part of Guangde's traditional culture. Because of their high value in folklore, history, literature and anthropology research, it is very necessary to strengthen protection.