The "Three Poems" of Daxin County originated from Daxin (then called it) in the Tang Dynasty, and has a history of more than a thousand years. In this long river of history, it flourished in many dynasties. In the 1930s, it spread from Leiping, Encheng, Baoxu, Zhenxing, and Kanxu to Banjia Village and has been sung ever since. Since ancient times, the Zhuang people here have made friends and expressed their feelings with songs in their daily lives. In 1958, during the "Great Leap Forward" and "Big Canteen", some people believed that "going to the Song Fair" was an obstacle to production, so they banned the "Song Fair Festival". In the "Cultural Revolution" that followed, folk songs were "sweeped away" as "four olds". After being banned and swept away, it was neglected for twenty years and was not restored until after 1978. In 2000, because the region where "Three Poems" is located has unique ethnic characteristics, the Party Committee and Government of Daxin County linked "Three Poems" with the tourism industry of Daxin County and built it into a well-known brand. Now "Three Poems" has a great influence in China, Hong Kong and Macao, and has become a major feature of Daxin's tourism industry. "Three Poems" is a lyrical folk song. The Zhuang language "Shi Tengwen" (duet during the day) has three poems per sentence, rhyming before and after, and each sentence is limited to seven main syllables. These 21 main syllables (words) form a folk song with complete content, rich metaphors, humor, and concise words (three sentences and seven words, and each sentence rhymes). When singing, the voice is loud, catchy, popular, and the tone is lyrical and graceful, which is rare in folk songs and poems. People from ancient times to the present have used singing combinations such as one man and one woman fighting, three men and five women fighting, and five men and seven women fighting to express the love between men and women, their inner joy and pain, to the extent of using songs as matchmakers to marry a wife. The vitality of the "Three Lines of Poetry" is so strong and enduring, and the source may be here. The "three lines of poetry" are generally divided into five forms: village entry song, house entry song, welcoming song, friendship song, and farewell song. The village entry song is usually a duet sung by a young man when he goes to another village to find a girlfriend to sing folk songs. The house entry song is when the young man goes to the woman's house under the drying shed and sings a love song to the woman at home. He will not open the door to let him in until he has moved the woman's heart. The welcoming song is when the woman sings a welcoming song after the man is invited into the house. The friendship song is when the man and woman talk at home and find that they are satisfied with each other, so they make an appointment to sing a duet in the woods or hillsides outside the village to deepen their feelings. The farewell song is when the man and woman sing a duet every time they leave a place, starting with leaving the room, then leaving the bed, leaving the stove, leaving the inner room, leaving the hall, leaving the door, leaving the stairs, leaving the bridgehead, leaving the foot of the mountain, and singing all the way to say goodbye until they really break up. The singing is sincere and heartfelt, and it is hard to part. Daxin County's "Three Poems" has become a major attraction of Daxin County's tourism industry. It has deeply attracted Chinese and foreign tourists with its unique folk art charm. Among the many ethnic folk songs in my country, the singing method of the Three Poems is unique and it occupies an important position in the folk songs of the Zhuang nationality. It is an excellent folk song in the Zuojiang River Basin. Its rich content and unique characteristics will play a certain role in enriching and improving the history of Guangxi Zhuang nationality music.