People call the drum music north of Zoucheng "Northern drum music".

Beijing drum music, also known as northern drum music, is a form of traditional Chinese music that originated from the northern region of ancient China. With its unique timbre, melody and rhythm, it shows the bold and unrestrained character of the northern people. Northern drumming occupies an important position in the history of Chinese music and is of extremely high value for the study of ancient Chinese music, folk music and regional culture. The history of northern drumming can be traced back to the Warring States Period, when the main musical instruments included drums, cymbals, cymbals, etc.

In the Qin and Han Dynasties, with the opening of the Silk Road, cultural exchanges between China and the West became increasingly frequent. Northern drumming gradually absorbed elements of Western music and formed a unique style. The Tang Dynasty was the heyday of the development of northern drumming. At that time, northern drumming had reached a very high level of skill and became an important part of court music. After the Song Dynasty, northern drumming gradually became popular among the people and became an important performance form in folk activities such as temple fairs and social fires in various places.

The music style of Bei Guchuu is unique, with both passionate and unrestrained momentum and beautiful melodies. Its timbre is rich and diverse, including rough and bold sounds of gongs and drums, and melodious sounds of silk and bamboo. Bei Gubu's rhythm is lively and varied, capable of expressing various complex emotions and scenes. In terms of performance skills, Bei Guchuang pays attention to changes in intensity and processing of timbre, making the music performance more colorful. The main musical instruments played by Beigu include gongs, drums, cymbals, suona, etc.

Among them, percussion instruments such as gongs, drums, and cymbals are one of the main features of Beigubu. They together constitute the unique timbre and rhythm of Beiguchuu. Wind instruments such as flutes and suona add beautiful melody and rich expressiveness to the northern drumming. These instruments cooperate with each other during the performance to form the unique charm of Beigubu. Throughout China, Northern Advocacy has been widely spread and developed. Especially in northern regions, such as Shanxi, Hebei, Shaanxi and other places.