What are the main types of Shui folk songs? How is it sung?

According to their customary names, Shui folk songs are divided into single songs, double songs, funeral songs, nursery rhymes, tune words, swearing words and funeral songs. Singles are sung in Shan Ye, and when something happens, they sing; Duet singing is the most distinctive form of rap in water songs, including toasting, congratulations, narration and fables. Ge Kun is a song composed of several lyrics; Tone words are tune songs, similar to recitation. Ci is a ballad about the past and the present. Double songs are called "Xu Zao" in water language, "Xu" means "song" and "Zao" means "double and right". The duet of Shui people can be divided into two categories, one is toasting, congratulations and narration, and the other is fable.

Single song is called "Xu crowded" in Shui language, and "crowded" means "single". When singing a song, there are three forms: solo, duet and group singing. Solo is sung by one person or a man and a woman, duet is sung by two people, and chorus is sung by three or more people.

Ge Kun, known as "Xu Hong" in Shui language, means "just a song, a cluster". When singing, there are more than two people, but there is no limit. It is also divided into two parts: speaking plain English and singing. Songs can be divided into wedding songs, funeral songs and daily life songs.

Poetry, also known as "ode to Russia", is a word about ancient principles and rules, usually mainly chanting. It can be divided into three types: wedding songs, funeral songs and theoretical songs.