Known as the Chinese violin, the Erhu is a traditional Chinese two-stringed bowed musical instrument. And the Yangqin, or the Chinese dulcimer, boasts a broad musical range and is known as the Chinese piano. See what happens when a young Chinese dulcimer artist meets a veteran Erhu artist in this musical piece adopted from the theme song of a popular Chinese animation series. #Heritage [Courtesy: Hubei Media Group] | China Plus Culture

Making a erhu requires dozens of steps to complete. The erhu is a traditional Chinese bowed string instrument with a history of over a thousand years. The erhu originated from the instrument "xiqin" of the Xi ethnic group in northern China during the Tang Dynasty. It is a bow-stringed instrument that resembles a drum with strings, with a round soundbox and two strings, played with a bamboo bow. The Tang Dynasty poet Cen Shen's verse "The central army sets up wine for returning guests, accompanie

Making the erhu requires dozens of processes to complete. The erhu is a traditional Chinese stringed musical instrument with a history of more than a thousand years. | Maya Life Vlog