Liuqin, a stringed instrument. Also known as willow-leaf qin, diamond legs, earth pipa. Chinese traditional musical instruments. Originally popular in Jiangsu, Shandong, Anhui and other provinces. Now popular all over the country. Below is an introduction to how to tune a liuqin.

If the tones are very different:

1. There are four piano axes on the top headstock, one string corresponds to one piano axis, rotate it to tune.

If the pitch difference is small:

1. There are four small strings at the bottom of the liuqin, one string corresponds to one string, rotate it to tune.

Specific tuning steps:

The first string, also called the substring, is tuned by the d of the second group of small characters;

The second string, also known as the middle string, is tuned with a small group of g;

Sanxian, also known as rixian, is tuned by a small group of d;

Four strings, also known as winding strings, are tuned with the g of the small character group.