Pingwu Qiang folk songs are primitive and simple, reflecting the history, life, customs, thoughts and feelings of the Qiang people, expressing the aesthetics and artistic tastes of the Qiang people, and have distinct national style and artistic characteristics. There are two types of songs and dances: funeral songs and dances and festive songs and dances. Funeral songs and dances used in funeral ceremonies do not express sadness, and the content is mostly praise for the deceased and comfort for the relatives of the deceased; festive songs and dances (called "Salang" in Qiang language) are widely used in various festive activities. During the performance, people are divided into two groups, forming a circle, and take turns singing and dancing. The singing is in the form of repeated sentences and duets. The Qiang dances in various places are generally similar, but the music varies from place to place. Information source: Mianyang Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Center (no pictures yet, welcome to provide.) Information source: Mianyang Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Center (no pictures yet, welcome to provide.)