Kazakh folk songs, also called "a lovely rose", were originally called "Dudar-A". There is no accurate statement as to whether this song was written by Mariam or a folk song. Song was composed for about 19 12 years.
The original name of "Dudar" mentioned in the song is Dushanbek, and Kazakh daughter-in-law generally avoids calling her brother-in-law by her real name. Doudard happened to have long hair at that time, so his siblings called him "Doudard" (Doudard, meaning "messy hair" in Kazakh). Doudard is an ordinary Kazakh youth. Later, he also took a fancy to Mariam, but under the pressure of his family, he married another Kazakh girl. Less than a year later, his wife died. Later, he married Mariam and entered his family. But another year later, he died unfortunately. After Doudard's death, Mariam married another Kazakh. Have children until 1952, and die of old age.
Du Ta 'er, whose pronunciation is similar, is a traditional stringed instrument loved by Uighurs in Xinjiang, and its timbre is rich and melodious. Its name comes from the Persian word "dutar", where "du" means "two" and "tal" means "string", that is, a two-stringed instrument. Chinese transliteration is also written as "Doutard, Doutard and Doutard". Xinjiang's national musical instruments have duality, which can be used as accompaniment instruments to play music, but also as exquisite and gorgeous handicrafts. Musical instruments are handmade and decorated by their owners, simple and elegant, noble and elegant. ?