[Product Name]: Tao Xun [Number of Holes]: 8 holes The xun is a closed-mouth wind instrument of the Han people, and its simple and unadorned tone is unique and resembles the sounds of nature, making it one of the musical instruments closest to the Taoist concept of natural sounds.The origin of the xun is related to the labor and production activities of Han ancestors. Initially, they may have been made by the ancestors to imitate the sounds of birds and animals in order to attract prey.As society progressed, it evolved into a simple musical instrument, and gradually added more sound holes, developing into a melodic instrument capable of playing melodies. The sheng was a wind instrument made of clay in ancient times, shaped like a circle or oval, with six holes (now there are eight holes, nine holes, ten holes, double-octave, etc. The six-hole sheng is currently not common on the market). Also known as Tao Xun. It is usually made of pottery, but can also be made of stone or bone.