Pteris in the Moonlight is adapted from the song of the same name by Shi Guangnan, a famous composer in China. There are two versions, one is the complete version of Zide, and the other is the Li Chunhua version.
The "Wind" version only interprets the main part of the song, and the chorus part of the second paragraph of the song is not involved, but the advantage is that playing a cucurbit flute from beginning to end can be completed with one fingering, so there are more people playing, and most of what we hear is the "Wind" version. However, the Li version completely reproduces the whole picture of the original song, but it must be completed with two cucurbits and different fingering, which is more difficult.
The "Wind" version only interprets the main part of the song, and the chorus part of the second paragraph of the song is not involved, but the advantage is that playing a cucurbit flute from beginning to end can be completed with one fingering, so there are more people playing, and most of what we hear is the "Wind" version. However, the Li version completely reproduces the whole picture of the original song, but it must be completed with two cucurbits and different fingering, which is more difficult.
Dai festivals:
Kaimen Festival, also known as "Chuva" and "Owassa" in Dai language, is a traditional festival of Dai and Bulang people who believe in upper-left Buddhism in China. Popular in Yunnan, it originated from the habit of living in the rainy season in ancient Buddhism.
The opening day symbolizes the end of the rainy season in the past three months, and it also means that the marriage taboo between men and women has been lifted since the closing day. From now on, young men and women can start free love and hold weddings.
Songkran Festival, also known as Gan Song Festival or Health Festival, is usually held from April 12 to April 16 on the Gregorian calendar. It has a history of 700 years and is the biggest traditional festival of Dai and De 'ang.