The Đàn Tranh is a traditional Vietnamese string instrument, often referred to as the zither. It typically has 16 strings and is played by plucking the strings with the fingers or using a plectrum. The instrument is made from wood and features a curved body, which contributes to its unique sound. This instrument is commonly used in Vietnamese folk music and classical performances, showcasing its versatility. The Đàn Tranh has a rich history and is often associated with cultural celebrations and storytelling, making it an important part of Vietnam's musical heritage.