The Tang Dynasty musical instrument "Five stringed Pipa"
Musical Instruments
Pipa
Pipa 3D model
Tang Dynasty cultural relics
Chinese cultural relics
Cultural relics from the Tang Dynasty period
Musical Instruments during the Tang Dynasty
Five stringed pipa
Chinese instrument
Tang Dynasty musical instruments
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The pipa originated in China and is generally a four stringed instrument. The five stringed instrument is specifically called the five stringed instrument. The "Book of Rites and Music" in the Old Book of Tang states: "The pipa, five stringed instrument, and Kabuki have been loved since Wenxiang, and have been particularly popular since the Heqing period." The five stringed pipa was a plucked string instrument played by a few ethnic groups in northern China in ancient times. Abbreviated as Wuxian. With a long history and unique design, it was popular in the vast Central Plains region of China during the Tang Dynasty and spread eastward to Japan, becoming a historical witness to cultural exchanges between China and Japan.
