"Busy Transporting Grain by Whipping Horses":
This piece was the most popular in the 1960s, and it is a typical solo piece in the A, B, A three-part structure of flute music. The melody of the piece is evolved from the Northeast's rice-planting song and dance, and the cheerful, bright, fast upper and lower calendar tones of the piece portray the scene of raising the whip and urging the horse in a very graphic way, and the tone pattern of the melody makes the image of the carriage on the move even more musical, which made the piece a very successful flute piece at that time.