Commonly known as "reciting songs" or "bandeng songs", they were mostly performed by literati for self-entertainment in the Qing Dynasty, so they are known as "indoor elegant music" and are the representative of Chenggu's storytelling culture. The performance form of the songs is sitting and singing, only singing without speaking, without performance; the selection of materials is extensive, the words are exquisite, and the poetic and picturesque meaning is strived for; the tunes and melodies are carefully crafted to form an independent rhythm, and the duets or the singing of many people are even more interesting. The widely circulated ones include "Ten Persuading Lang", "Cross Song", "Crying for the Seventh Day", etc. Please enjoy the Hanzhong songs, which have a long history of oral transmission from teachers to students. In the new century, only Chenggu is singing them. The team has dozens of teams with wide distribution, the performing staff have strong skills, the literature masters have created new chapters, and the natural and elegant rhymes have been promoted. (No pictures yet, welcome to provide.) (No pictures yet, welcome to provide.)