Musical instruments--China
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Musical instruments, Chinese
- Narrower: Ban hu
- Narrower: Bian qing
- Narrower: Bian zhong
- Narrower: Da tong
- Narrower: Di zi
- Narrower: Er hu
- Narrower: Gao hu
- Narrower: Ge hu
- Narrower: Guan
- Narrower: Hu hu
- Narrower: Hu qin
- Narrower: Huang zhong (Musical instrument)
- Narrower: Jin qian ban (Musical instrument)
- Narrower: Jing hu
- Narrower: Kong hou
- Narrower: Limbe (Musical instrument)
- Narrower: Liu qin
- Narrower: Lu sheng
- Narrower: Pi pa
- Narrower: Qin (Musical instrument)
- Narrower: Rgya-gling
- Narrower: Ruan
- Narrower: San xian
- Narrower: Sheng (Musical instrument)
- Narrower: Suo na
- Narrower: Xiao
- Narrower: Xun (Musical instrument)
- Narrower: Yang qin
- Narrower: Yaogu
- Narrower: Yue qin
- Narrower: Zheng
- Narrower: Zhong hu
- Narrower: Zhui qin
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