It must be closely related to the water, land, people, scenery, folk customs and people's living habits

For example, when you listen to the folk songs of Shaanxi, you will know where Sanbao comes from. , vast and empty, sparsely populated, lack of resources, people in their daily lives, there is a folk custom of singing loudly far apart.

Customs like this also appear in the grasslands, such as Tengger. Their living environment is very similar, but the one difference is that the resources and living conditions are somewhat different. Therefore, in terms of music style, the former has a hoarse voice. The sound is relatively dry, while the latter is more mellow and high-pitched. The same thing is that both are bold and bold.

The Jiangsu and Zhejiang areas are different. The water towns in the south of the Yangtze River have a concentrated population and rich resources. In my words, it is more nurturing and the environment is very superior. People don’t have to worry about living conditions. The music style produced is closer to elegance. The minor key, and the very melodic pentatonic scale is used a lot. Almost all the music I have heard, most of the music in Jiangsu and Zhejiang are inseparable from the pentatonic scale.

I think the music style in Jiangsu and Zhejiang is closely related to the environment, geography and living conditions/space. It is inseparable from people's basic necessities of life.