There are plenty of them, but be warned, many of them are from neighbouring countries, 'borrowed' into Chinese culture. Chinese instrumentation is divided into several categories depending on their composition, ie. 'silk' for string instruments or 'skin' for drums. Some Chinese instruments work in ways similar to Western instruments, eg. the erhu and morin khuur which work like fiddles or violins, some which may seem a little unfamiliar, such as the guquin, a type of Zither, or the pipa, related to the lute. A few simply have no Western comparisons, such as the sheng, which is somewhere between a pipe organ and a harmonica. Really, it takes seeing and hearing them to know them. I find YouTube an invaluable source of music, try typing some of the instrument names into it.
The national instrument of China is called the Guzheng. This instrument has three sound holes, 21 musical strings, and is played by hand.
It has six holes and a mouth piece. And it is a woodwind instrument first used in acienct China. Also now used in Europe . Is a major renisance instrument
It's common nick name is the 'maca' but the full name of the instrument is called the macatuda.
Her name is China Anna McClain. But she calls herself China Anne McClain.
China Anne McClain is not named after the country China. Her first name, China, is a unique and uncommon name that her parents chose for her. The name China is of English origin and does not have any direct relation to the country. It is simply a personal choice made by her parents for her name.
The national instrument of China is called the Guzheng. This instrument has three sound holes, 21 musical strings, and is played by hand.
Erhu.
gugin is an instrument of china
There is no best musical instrument because that's an opinion
The chinese bongo
skin flute
researchers in china have uncovered what might be the oldest playable musical instrument;;called the stone age flute.flute,China
The name of this instrument is anemometer.
The name of the musical instrument with strings on it is a guitar.
A magnetic Compass.
"un instrument" (masc.)
The official name of China is the People's Republic of China (PRC).