Lusheng is a traditional musical instrument from the ethnic groups in southwestern China, particularly among the Miao and Dong people. It is a type of free reed wind instrument, typically made from bamboo, and consists of a series of pipes of varying lengths. The player blows into a mouthpiece, producing a rich, resonant sound that is often used in festive celebrations and cultural events. The lusheng is not only a musical instrument but also an important symbol of cultural identity for the communities that play it. It is often featured in traditional dances and ceremonies, showcasing the vibrant heritage and artistic expression of the Miao and Dong cultures.