5. What are the main categories of folk songs?

Folk customs could be divided into four categories: religious folk customs, living folk customs, wedding folk customs, and festival folk customs.

Folk songs were an important part of Chinese traditional culture, and they were very rich in content. Folk songs came in various forms, such as folk songs, folk songs, Yangge, and songs. They covered social life, historical events, cultural traditions, and many other aspects. Folk songs had strong regional characteristics and cultural traditions, often reflecting the local living conditions and customs. For example, the folk songs of the southern region, the folk songs of the northern region, and the songs of the northern region all had unique styles and characteristics. Folk songs also reflect the local history and cultural heritage. For example, folk songs in some areas contain local legends, stories, historical events, etc. They are an important part of local culture. Folk songs are an indispensable part of Chinese traditional culture. Not only are they musical, but they also have important cultural value and historical significance.

Jingchu folk songs refer to the folk songs in Hubei, Hunan, Sichuan and other provinces of Hubei and Hunan with rich local characteristics and cultural content. Jingchu folk songs can be divided into the following types: 1 Nanyin Chudiao: Nanyin refers to Guangdong music, Chudiao refers to the tune of Hubei folk songs. Nanyin Chudiao is similar to the tune of Hubei folk songs. It has distinctive local characteristics and is an important part of Jingchu folk songs. 2. Xiangchu love songs: Xiangchu love songs refer to the love songs of Hunan and Hubei, which have strong local characteristics and emotional colors. These love songs often used vivid metaphor and symbolism to express love, which had a high artistic value. 3. Chu folk songs: Chu folk songs refer to the folk songs in Hubei Province that have rich Chu cultural and regional characteristics. These folk songs appeared in the form of narration, lyricism, discussion, etc. They often used the literary forms and images of Chu Ci, which had very high literary and artistic value. 4. Western Hubei folk songs: Western Hubei folk songs refer to the folk songs in western Hubei with rich local characteristics and cultural implications. These folk songs expressed nature and life as the theme, often using figurative metaphor and ballad-like narrative methods, which had a very high musical and literary value. Chuanchu folk songs: Chuanchu folk songs refer to the folk songs of Sichuan and Hubei that have rich local characteristics and cultural implications. These folk songs appeared in the form of narration, lyricism, description, etc. They often used the dialect and literary forms of Sichuan and Hubei, and had a very high musical and literary quality.

Jingchu folk song is a local folk song in the Hubei Province of Hubei and its surrounding areas. It is one of the important folk song schools in southern China. Jingchu folk songs reflect the history, culture and social life of Hubei with its unique tone, rhythm and expression, with strong local characteristics and cultural heritage. The content of Jingchu folk songs was very rich, including but not limited to the following aspects: 1. Narrated folk songs: There are many narrated songs in Jingchu folk songs, such as Yellow Crane Tower and Oil Man monopolizing the Courtesan Belle, which describe the plots and characters in local folktales and are full of strong human feelings and life. 2. Sacrificial folk songs: There are many sacrificial activities in Jingchu area, such as the Spring Festival Sacrifice, Qingming Festival Sacrifice, Dragon Boat Festival Sacrifice, etc. Therefore, many sacrificial folk songs such as "Bao Gong Song" and "Qu Yuan Song" express the local people's admiration and memory of historical and cultural celebrities. 3. Living folk songs: There are also many songs that reflect the local social life in Jingchu folk songs, such as "Firewood Song" and "Cloth Selling Song", which describe the daily life and labor scenes of the local people. Love folk songs: Jingchu folk songs also have many songs that express love, such as "Lang Tao Sha","Send You Away", etc. Through these songs, Jingchu people express their love and pursuit of love. Jingchu folk songs are an important part of the culture of Jingchu area. Their rich and colorful contents and forms of expression reflect the production and life of the local people, history, culture and values, with extremely high artistic value and cultural content.

Ninghai was a county in the Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province, China. It was rich in folk songs and nursery rhymes. The following are some folk songs and nursery rhymes from Ninghai: Twinkle T [Moon Ballad]: This is a widely circulated nursery rhyme that tells the story of the moon in the sky. Jasmine Flower: This is a classic Chinese folk song about the beauty and fragrance of the Jasmine Flower. "Little Bees": This is a cheerful nursery rhyme about the little bees flying in the flowers. 5." Calabash Brothers ": This is a nursery rhyme adapted from a traditional Chinese cartoon. It tells the adventure story of seven Calabash Brothers. 6 "School Song": This is an easy-to-understand nursery rhyme about primary school students going to school. 7 " Pony Polly ": This is a nursery rhyme adapted from the cartoon " Pony Polly ". It tells the story of a group of ponies running in the grassland. These Ninghai folk songs and nursery rhymes had unique melodies and lyrics that were deeply loved by people.

There were many classic Chinese folk songs, some of which included Jasmine Flower, Purple Bamboo Tune, In That Far Place, Half Moon Climbing Up, Honghu Waves, and so on. These songs played an important role in Chinese folk songs. After many years of singing and interpretation, they became familiar classics. Among them," Jasmine Flower " was one of the representative works of Chinese folk songs, expressing emotions by praising Jasmine Flower;" Purple Bamboo Tune " was a traditional minor song in the Wu language area, with a strong Wu style;" In That Far Away Place " was an interlude of the movie " Spring in a Small Town," which combined the styles of Kazak folk songs and Tibetan folk songs in Qinghai;" Climbing Half Moon " was a folk song created according to the folk tones of Northwest China." The Waves of Honghu " was an interlude of " Honghu Red Guards ", and the old song left a lasting impression. These classic old songs expressed rich emotions and cultural meanings through melodies and lyrics, and were deeply loved by people.

The representative works of Tianmen folk songs include "Tianmen Mountain Ballad" and "Tianmen River Ballad". " Tianmen Mountain Ballad " was a traditional folk song that was circulated in Tianmen City. It described the natural landscape and human history of Tianmen Mountain as the theme. The melody was beautiful and the lyrics were profound. It was one of the representative works of Tianmen folk songs. " The River Ballad of Tianmen " was a folk song with the Tianmen River in Tianmen City as its theme. It depicted the limpid and beautiful scenery of the Tianmen River, as well as the lives and happiness of the local people. The melody was beautiful and the lyrics were simple and easy to understand. It was one of the best works of Tianmen folk songs. These two Tianmen folk songs were deeply loved and respected by the audience for their beautiful melody and profound lyrics, and became one of the precious cultural heritages of Tianmen City.

There were many folk songs and nursery rhymes in northern Jiangsu, among which the more famous ones included: The lyrics of this song, written by Ding Ling, a famous folk singer in northern Jiangsu, describe the characteristics of the yellow land in northern Jiangsu and the lives and fates of the people. " The Moon represents my heart ": This is a nursery rhyme that is very popular in the northern Jiangsu region. The lyrics are simple and easy to understand, and the melody is beautiful and pleasant. It is often used to sing songs in kindergarten and primary school. 3. Song of School: This song described the scene of primary school students going to school. The melody was cheerful and easy to remember. It became a classic song for primary school students in northern Jiangsu. " Oil Man ": This is a folk song that has been circulating in the northern Jiangsu region. The lyrics describe the life experience and struggle of an oil man. The melody is beautiful and pleasant to the ears. It is deeply loved by people. " Grass ": This is a song about spring. The word " grass " in the lyrics symbolizes vitality and hope. The melody is fresh and bright, and it has become one of the favorite songs of children in northern Jiangsu. These are some of the more famous folk songs and nursery rhymes of northern Jiangsu, as well as many other songs. These songs have profound cultural heritage and artistic value, and are deeply loved by people.

The Book of Songs, Binfeng, July was an ancient epic poem that mainly described the hunting and harvest scenes in summer in July. According to the content, it could be divided into three categories: Astronomical Meteorology: It described the astronomical phenomena in July such as the moon, stars, comets, etc. 2. Labor production: Description of agricultural production activities in July, including barbecue, hunting, harvesting, etc. 3. Life and Sentiment Category: It described the daily life in July, such as banquets, trips, sacrifices, etc. There were 15 poems in this poem, including: "July in the Wind,""Zhou Nan in the National Wind,""Han Guang in the National Wind,""Tang Feng in the King's Wind,""Shu Li in the King's Wind,""July in Xia Xiaozheng" mentioned in "Preface to Mao's Poetry" and 14 poems in "July in the Wind."

The Book of Songs is an important part of ancient Chinese literature. It reflects the folk customs and social style of the Zhou Dynasty. Through the Book of Songs, we can see how the people of the Zhou Dynasty lived and survived, how they treated love, family, friends and society. There were many descriptions of family and marriage in the Book of Songs, which reflected the concept of family and marriage in the Zhou Dynasty. For example, in the Book of Songs, there was a beautiful poem," A fair lady is good for a gentleman." It expressed the people's yearning and pursuit for a beautiful family and a beautiful marriage during the Zhou Dynasty. At the same time, there were also many descriptions of family and marriage in the Book of Songs, such as " Holding your hand and growing old with you "," Never leave and grow old together ", etc. These poems reflected the loyalty and commitment of people to family and marriage during the Zhou Dynasty. There were also many descriptions of friendship and social interaction in the Book of Songs, which reflected the concept of social interaction and friendship in the Zhou Dynasty. For example, in the Book of Songs, there was a beautiful poem that expressed the people's yearning and pursuit for friendly social interaction and friendly returns during the Zhou Dynasty. At the same time, there were also many descriptions of friendship and social interaction in the Book of Songs, such as " The knot of hair is the husband and wife's love without doubt "," Together in the same boat to grow old together ", etc. These poems reflected the value and importance of friendship and social interaction in the Zhou Dynasty. The national style of the Book of Songs reflected the folk customs and social style of the Zhou Dynasty. It showed the people's yearning and pursuit for a beautiful family, a beautiful marriage, a beautiful friendship, and a friendly social interaction. Through the study and understanding of the Book of Songs, we can better understand and understand the folk customs and social style of ancient China, so as to better inherit and carry forward the ancient Chinese culture and civilization.