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Q: Do you like Chinese instruments?

I think some Chinese instruments are really cool. Right now I am learning to play the 古筝 (guzheng). I think it's called the Chinese harp in English. Ever since I first heard someone play it, I knew I wanted to try it. The erhu also sounds very interesting, but I don't want to try it. Do you like Chinese instruments? Have you ever tried playing one?

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I'm more of a fan of the guqin. It's rather large and too big to have on you when you want to jam. But hell, it has this magical ability to sound great, even if the person has no idea what they are doing.

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