Tujia folk songs are distributed in all towns and villages in Yanhe Tujia Autonomous County, mainly in 10 towns: Heping, Shazi, Qiaojia, Qitan, Jiashi, Guanzhou, Ketian, Hongdu, Siqu, Tudi'ao; and 12 townships: Xiaojing, Zhongjie, Ganxi, Banchang, Heishui, Heita, Quanba, Zhongzhai, Huangtu, Xinjing, Tangba, and Houping. It is an important way for the Tujia people to express their feelings, convey information, adjust their interests, and cheer up when facing the mountains in production, life and labor. There are love songs, labor songs, narrative songs, etiquette songs, admonition songs, teasing songs, life songs, etc. For example, "Wangniu Mountain Song", "This Mountain is Not as High as That Mountain", "Chopping Wood Song" and other songs. The lyrics of Yanhe Tujia folk songs are generally in the structure of "seven words and four sentences and seven words and eight sentences". The modes are mostly Zheng mode and Yu mode, and the structure is a single-segment form. The singing technique of "sliding", "leaning", "trembling", "shouting" and "false voice" is used, with the combination of dragging, filling words and dialect. The range of the voice is mostly between the octave and the twelfth degree. The highest can reach "Hai D". The beginning and the end are often used in free rhythm, which can be fast or slow. It is often decorated with upward glissando, downward glissando and back glissando. Its characteristics are wide range of content, self-entertainment, teasing and teasing, etc. It has humanistic value and aesthetic value in terms of national history, local customs, ethics, production and life. On November 11, 2014, the Tujia folk song (Yanhe County) project was approved by the State Council to be included in the fourth batch of national intangible cultural heritage list. (No pictures yet, welcome to provide.) (No pictures yet, welcome to provide.)