Classic folk songs include "Jasmine", "Lullaby", "The Girl of Dabancheng", "Golden Mountain in Beijing", "Gada Plum Forest", "Phoenix Tail Bamboo in the Moonlight", etc.

1. "Jasmine"

In 1982, "Jasmine" became one of the outstanding songs recommended by UNESCO to people all over the world. In 2009, Yancheng Institute of Technology won the second prize in the general category of the art performance program of China's Second College Student Art Exhibition with this song.

2. "Lullaby"

The most famous work of Manchu folk songs is "Lullaby", also known as "Lullaby", which has the longest history and widest range among the Manchu people. The most widespread and representative folk song, it can be said that it is a folk song that is well-known to every household and passed down from generation to generation.

3. "The Girl from Dabancheng"

As the first Uyghur folk song translated into Chinese in modern China, "The Girl from Dabancheng" is one of the most famous Uyghur folk songs. , this song was sung at home and abroad more than half a century ago and has become a song loved by people all over the world. This classic must be included in the recommendations of major classic and beautiful national songs.

4. "Beijing's Golden Mountain"

This song "Beijing's Golden Mountain" is even more meaningful. This work is adapted from "Shannan Ancient Wine Song" with newly compiled lyrics. From now on, "Beijing's Golden Mountain" will be sung in every corner of China.

5. "Gada Merlin"

Mongolian folk songs have been the foundation of Mongolian music culture for a long historical period and are also the mainstream of Mongolian literature and art. It is generally famous for its loud and powerful voice and high-pitched and melodious tunes. The most famous one is "Gada Merlin".

6. "Phoenix Bamboo Under the Moonlight"

This song "Phoenix Bamboo Under the Moonlight" is a very famous classic national song. The song is known for its melodious melody. , the melodious melody gives people a refreshing feeling, and people can't help but think of the lush Phoenix Tail bamboo forest, and the unique Dai pavilions scattered among the bamboo forests, like stars in the sky, leaning against the mountains and rivers. Under the melting moonlight, bursts of cucurbit silk floated faintly from the bamboo forest, quiet and melodious, light and elegant.