Southeastern and Far Eastern Asia 

                 The erhu is one of the most important Chinese instruments. It only have two strings, but it can convey a wide range of emotions. It is played vertically, often resting on the musician's lap. It has no fingerboard, so the player's fingers must hold and vibrate the strings by pressing only against the springs themselves. The erhu bow is already fixed between the two strings, and the bow hair is either pushed forward between the two strings, and the bow hair is either pushed forward or backward to catch a string. The erhu is incredibly expressive, capable of limitating sounds from chirping birds to neighing horses. 

         The dragon dance is the most well-known of all the Chinese dances and is recreated all over the world for Chinese spring festival celebrations. In China, the dragons are actually auspicious, and it is believed that the longer the dragon, the luckier it is. The dragons used in Dragon Dances can stretch to be 100 meters long. They are normally constructed with multiple "joints" held up by the dancers who twist and prance their way down a street. 

       The Hanfu is the oldest of China's traditional clothes. when Huangdi's consort, leizu, made cloth with silk. the Hanfu was adopted and vigorously promoted by the ruling class. It then became the national clothing of the Han ethnic people. It also had a far-reaching influence on neighboring Asian Countries, such as Korea, Japan, and Vietnam.