A Nose Flute with Six Holes
At a March Third event in Binglang Valley, Huang Zhao'an played a six-hole nose flute he had made and brought instruments he had collected and adapted through decades of fieldwork and teaching.
Binglang Valley Li and Miao Cultural Tourism Zone
A documented March 2020 venue where Li and Miao crafts were shown and musician Huang Zhao'an performed his self-made six-hole nose flute.
Binglang Valley in Baoting is recorded as the site of a 2020 March Third intangible-heritage presentation. The event placed Huang Zhao'an's bamboo-and-wood instruments alongside Li brocade, Miao embroidery and fire-making demonstrations. The national heritage account describes the performance and names the instruments; a separate official registry identifies Huang as a representative bearer of Li bamboo-and-wood music from Baoting. The valley is one documented setting for Huang’s performance and a meeting point for several Li and Miao practices.
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The Commons file page dates this view of Binglanggu’s walking entrance to 20 February 2022. It shows the park setting, not a nose flute or a performer.STW932 / CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons · Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International Photo source ↗ Rights information ↗ The inspected Commons 1280-pixel standard thumbnail is retained privately. It shows the park walking entrance and does not show a nose flute or performer. No larger upstream original was downloaded.