Love Song of Lusheng

Lusheng, a kind of Chinses old reed-pipe instrument made of bamboo, has always been popular among the ethnic minorities in the southwest areas of China and especially in the eyes of the people of the Miao Nationality, Lusheng is and indispensable part of their life.

[@KevinVang1000]

I am happy for my Hmong people.

[@SheldonBird]

His performance at the end was so beautiful!

[@ashleyvang9826]

I'm glad there's still some people keeping our culture alive

[@nraugzoozoo2335]

Does someone known the legend of chiyu was born of the years?

[@Saichenyang]

Hmong/Miao and Han are Chinese.

[@20alphabet]

You are correct.

[@KevinVang1000]

No, they are not by blood!

[@KevinVang1000]

@@20alphabet Not really. We are not full-blood Han.

[@teatea4496]

HMONG not CHINESE

[@MrRazorblade999]

What?

[@teatea4496]

The description is wrong. The Lusheng or Qeej is a Hmong instrument not Chinese

[@MrRazorblade999]

It's still a Chinese instrument. It was invented by Hmong in China.

[@MrRazorblade999]

Well, the truth in that comment depends on whose history writing you prefer to believe...

[@itshry]

Nobody say Hmongs are chinese... Miao is Chinese. Miao is 56 ethics in China.. Miao has 2000year history...while Hmong only has 300years history, stucked in South East Asia ...Nobody claim Hmong is chinese...idiot