Wang Yunjie, a famous musician, recorded and published Shandanhua on 1943, which is the first "Huaer" music score in China. Wang Yunjie was a composer of Chongqing Qingmuguan Conservatory of Music, the highest music institution in China at that time. When he was teaching and collecting music in the eastern agricultural area of Qinghai, he found the Salar "Huaer" female singer Hatuma, recorded the melody of Shandanhua, and published it in the music supplement of Qinghai Republic Daily, which he edited, so as to avoid causing trouble to future generations like the Book of Songs.
Hua 'er Collection is a monograph on Hua 'er, which was published in Chongqing by Zhang Yu 1942. Zhang took advantage of his position as an editor of Gansu Republic Daily in Lanzhou to openly collect Huaer, which was circulated in Qingning, Gansu, and published lyrics and research articles in the newspaper. 10 years, Zhang carefully collected more than 600 pieces of "flowers", including anti-Japanese teenagers 12 pieces. Qiao Jianzhong, former director of the Music Research Institute of China Academy of Art, wrote an article in the third issue of Music Research in 2004, praising him as "the first rich and in-depth monograph on flower research, which will become an outstanding research in folklore and musicology and the first stone of modern flower research".
Zhang cong 1944 to 1947 lives in Xining. He used his spare time to travel to the fields and Shan Ye by the river to record some beautiful "flowers". 1In the autumn of 948, when the Huaer Collection was reprinted in Lanzhou, many new contents were added. From 65438 to 0950, Zhang prepared to publish Hua Er Ji for the third time, but he failed to do so because of unfair treatment in history. Although he made a living as a garbage collector during the Cultural Revolution, he still insisted on the study of "flowers". Exactly: "If flowers are in your heart, you can't sing at home. If you take a knife and cut it off, you won't die. This is the singing method. "
198 1 year, at the second cultural congress of Gansu province, Dai Li, a farmer writer and "flower fan" in Pingliang, gave Zhang Yiben a 1948 edition of Flower Collection. 1986, 76-year-old Zhang saw the second edition of Hua Ji by China Federation of Literary and Art Circles Publishing Company.
1990, Professor Jiang Dingxian, a famous musician, visited Gansu as a member of the CPPCC. After returning to Beijing, I wrote a piano suite "A Journey to Gansu" (for teenagers): 1. Corridor; 2. flowers; 3. Yangguan, from the perspective of geography, customs, historical comparison, etc., the "flowers" in it are moved from old works and are very distinctive. Revenue of Jiang Dingxian's Works Published by Central Conservatory of Music 1992.