The hulusi is a traditional Chinese wind instrument made from a gourd and bamboo, recognized for its unique, soft sound. Often referred to as the "gourd flute," it has one melody pipe and two drone pipes, producing a rich, harmonious tone when played. The hulusi is popular in folk music, particularly in the southwestern regions of China, such as Yunnan, where it is used to accompany songs and dances. Its expressive capabilities allow it to evoke a range of emotions, making it a cherished instrument in both traditional performances and contemporary compositions.
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