Chinese folk musical instruments have a long history and are closely related to the cultural life of people of all ethnic groups. They are an important part of Chinese traditional culture. These instruments are simple and beautiful in shape, reasonable in structure, exquisite in workmanship, and pure in timbre, and are loved by music lovers of all generations. From ancient times to the present, folk musical instruments must be played during festivals, weddings and funerals, welcoming gods, or major political, military and religious activities held by the court and government. The craftsmanship of making folk musical instruments has become an important traditional handicraft in my country, which has been passed down to this day and has a far-reaching influence. Chinese folk musical instruments are made in a wide variety of varieties with exquisite craftsmanship and are well-known both at home and abroad. Among them, the craftsmanship of Changzi Xiangtong Musical Instruments, Korean Folk Musical Instruments, Suzhou Folk Musical Instruments, Cai Fumei Drums and Uyghur Folk Musical Instruments are more distinctive. Shufu County, Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region is known as the "Hometown of Folk Musical Instruments". The musical instruments produced reflect the ethnic characteristics of the Uyghur people and are closely related to the cultural activities of the ethnic group. The Uyghur folk musical instruments produced in Shufu County are exquisitely made, beautifully decorated, and have unique sound quality, fully reflecting the wisdom and artistic talent of the Uyghur people. The Uyghur musical instrument making technique in Xinhe County, Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region originated from the ancient Kucha Kingdom in the Han Dynasty and has a history of more than 2,000 years. It has strict requirements on the production materials and selects high-quality mulberry wood to form a special sound effect. Xinhe musical instruments are rigorously made, beautifully decorated, and have unique timbre. They are mostly used for family banquets and music, showing the traditional cultural characteristics of the Uyghur people. Information source: China Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Center (No pictures yet, welcome to provide.) Information source: China Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Center (No pictures yet, welcome to provide.)