Traditional Chinese Tunes Fill the Air in South Korea

Chinese musicians staged three folk music concerts in South Korea from Dec 18 to 20. Titled National Tunes that Last, the series featured 10 state-level Chinese musicians playing folk songs with traditional instruments such guzheng (a Chinese zither), pipa (a four-stringed instrument), erhu (a kind of two-stringed cello) and flutes. [Photo/Chinaculture.org]

Chinese musicians play pipa (left) and guzheng in South Korea at concert National Tunes that Last. [Photo/Chinaculture.org]

Concert National Tunes that Last features 10 state-level Chinese musicians playing folk songs with traditional instruments such guzheng (a Chinese zither), pipa (a four-stringed instrument), erhu (a kind of two-stringed cello) and flutes. [Photo/Chinaculture.org]

Concert National Tunes that Last features 10 state-level Chinese musicians playing folk songs with traditional instruments such guzheng (a Chinese zither), pipa (a four-stringed instrument), erhu (a kind of two-stringed cello) and flutes. [Photo/Chinaculture.org]