Pipeggio "Flying Flowers" is a very poetic and pictorial masterpiece in traditional Chinese music. With its fresh and elegant melody, it shows the exquisite description and unique feeling of the ancient literati on the beauty of nature. Through the rich expression and unique performance skills of the pipa, this song seems to bring the picture of petals flying in spring and kingfisher lightly touching the water to the ears of the listener.

The image of "flying flowers and green flowers" originates from the vivid depiction of spring in classical poetry. The music is composed with poetic meaning as the source of creation. The melody is smooth like a babbling brook, and the vibrant atmosphere jumps between the notes. When playing the pipa, the pipa uses techniques such as rotating fingers, sweeping strings, picking wheels, etc., so that the music is dynamic like petals fluttering in the wind, and like kingfisher shuttling on the green waves, with appropriate movement and infinite charm.

The song is delicate in structure and rich in emotional levels, from the lightness and melodious of the opening to the cheerful excitement of the climax, and then to the quiet and indifferent at the end, like a musical scroll that unfolds slowly with the change of seasons. It not only expresses the creator's praise for the harmonious and beautiful scenery of nature, but also contains people's pursuit and yearning for the interest of life and the spiritual world.

As an artistic treasure of Chinese traditional culture, Piarpeggio "Flying Flowers" not only embodies the profound heritage of traditional folk music, but also radiates new vitality in modern aesthetics. It is an important link between ancient and modern listeners and the beauty of nature and art. This piece is not only popular in China, but also a classic showing the charm of Chinese music on the international stage.