A Quyi Celebrity in Wuxiang, Qin Shu

Chang Huibin (1965.7——), formerly known as Yu Yingyuan, was born in Wuxiang, Shanxi. Born into a family of Quyi, I loved Quyi since I was a child. 1978 joined Wuxiang Quyi Team and studied under his father Chang Guangsheng. He is the only descendant of the seventh generation Wuxiang Qin Shu and Sanxian artist Zhang Mohai. He is currently the chairman of Wuxiang Quyi Association and the captain of Wuxiang Quyi Team.

Qin Shu in Wuxiang, which is often sung, is mainly accompanied by Qin Yueren. Its predecessor is Wuxiang Drum Book, which has a history of more than 200 years. Its main features are big board, big buzz and small buzz. It is a popular rap art among Han people. Often sing in Wuxiang dialect. When singing, Qin Shu, a Wuxiang, has the following characteristics: humor, humor, wit, proper performance and being good at subtle plots. He is always good at absorbing the strengths of various schools. He inherited the artistic style of his father Chang Guangsheng when singing. On the basis of retaining the traditional rap of the original school, he absorbed a lot of music such as Beijing Opera, Henan Opera, Shanxi Opera, Shangdang Bangzi, Shangdang Gongzi and Wuxiang Yangko minor, and planned to imitate the playing techniques such as Beijing-Tianjin Drum Music, Lu 'an Drum Book and Shandong Express Book. Qin Yue, who often plays, combines Quyi with opera, song and dance. He can change five tones, play and sing by himself, improvise when singing, and his tunes are changeable, his pronunciation is crisp and his timbre is sweet, which is very popular among the masses.

Chang is not only diligent in the exploration and innovation of Quyi, but also very concerned about the blind artists in the team. Whether it is hot summer or cold winter, during his 30-year career in Quyi, he has led artists all over Shanxi and half of Hebei, becoming a bosom friend of the blind.