Erhu "River Water" and Erhu "Su Wu Shepherd" are both popular music on Douyin.

Since its introduction to the Central Plains in the Tang Dynasty, the erhu has continued to be played to this day, giving the erhu a sense of history. The beggars on the streets also give people a sad feeling about the erhu. For example, "River Water" and "Su Wu Shepherd" among the Erhu songs are well-known sad Erhu music, and are also used as background music by many netizens.

Introduction.

"River Water", a double-pipe solo piece. Wang Shilu, Zhu Guangqing, Zhu Changqing, Gu Xinshan and others compiled and adapted it based on the "Liaonan Drum Music" Shengguan tune of the same name. The prototype has medium tempo and simple melody. It is often used in folk custom occasions and has a light mood. After being adapted with the technique of "slowing down and adding flowers", the whole song is full of excitement, sorrow and anger, and is highly contagious. It was once used as the dubbing for the first scene of "The Hard Times" in the music and dance epic "The East Is Red". Later, Huang Haihuai changed it to an erhu song. It also has a sad and sad mood and is widely circulated.