Yes.

Shaoshan folk songs are a unique form of artistic expression among traditional folk songs in Hunan Province. They are mainly spread in the three towns of Shaoshan Township, Daping Township and Yanglin Township in Shaoshan City and the surrounding areas.

Shaoshan is the only city in China named after music. It is said that Emperor Shun visited the south to play Shao music here. With the disintegration of the Qing Dynasty, court music and dance such as Shao music also disappeared. Shaoshan folk songs, which have been perfectly integrated with Shao music in the historical accumulation, have now become one of the important basis for studying Shao music. Shaoshan folk songs are rooted in the folk, pouring out the simple emotions of the working people and expressing their prayers for a better life with their unique artistic thinking.

Introduction to folk songs:

Folk songs refer to songs that people sing impromptu while working in the fields or expressing emotions. It has extensive content, short structure, hearty melody, simple emotion, high pitch and free rhythm. "The Book of Songs" is my country's first collection of poetry. The "National Style" part is composed of folk songs collected from various places, which are folk songs in the modern sense.

Folk songs are mainly distributed in Han and ethnic minority areas on plateaus, hinterlands, mountain villages, and fishing villages. They are popular in Shanghai, Shanxi, Henan, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Hubei, Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi, and Hunan. , Guizhou, Yunnan and other regions.

In the thousands of years of history of the Chinese nation, the Han nation has created and preserved numerous folk songs with local characteristics. The descendants of the ancient Baiyue ethnic group in the Lingnan area are famous for their good singing and ability to sing. Folk songs are a very unique national culture, and their history can be traced back to the "Yue People's Song" during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.