Manchu Shaman God Tune Project Batch: Provincial 2nd Batch Project Protection Unit: Hailin Cultural Center Representative Inheritor: Zhang Guoyi Shaman God Tune is a tune used in Manchu family sacrifices. It is the core of sacrifices and has the functions of self-entertainment and entertaining gods. It consists of two phrases and four phrases in a single music segment, and most of the phrases are symmetrical and neat. During the shaman dance ceremony, the shaman who leads the gods and the "Zai Lizi" who bless the gods wear god hats, robes and waist bells, hold drums or single drums in their hands, sing and dance while playing, and complete the three major sacrifices of "dancing gods", "enlarging gods" and "offering sacrifices to gods in the sky". Shaman God Tune is of high value to the study of Manchu history and culture. (No pictures yet, welcome to provide.) (No pictures yet, welcome to provide.)