In a small village in the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, there lives a woman named Hong Xiumei. From a young age, she was deeply influenced by her family

After years of inheritance and protection, Ningxia's "Hua'er" has regained its vitality and become a representative local folk song of Ningxia, with over 300 inheritors currently.

The song "Wilderness" begins with slow drumbeats and percussion instruments gradually unfolding the prelude. Following closely behind are short, lively, and playful metallic sounds that echo beautifully.

​ Silk Road camels, Tan sheep babies—various charming artworks are woven from a piece of hemp rope.

The mud hu is a traditional ethnic musical instrument prevalent in Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region.