Emeishan Buddhist music is a component of my country's religious music and an important part of Emeishan folk music. It reflects the specific historical era and people's social life in my country from one aspect, and is a precious heritage in the cultural treasure house of the Chinese nation. Emeishan Buddhist music is collectively completed by monks in Buddhist activities. In Buddhist activities, there is often a small band composed of monks to accompany. The instruments are generally only bells, drums, chimes, wooden fish, hinges, accompanied by bells, clangs, etc. to achieve a quiet and peaceful effect. Emeishan Buddhist music has a rich repertoire. There are more than 100 pieces in use now, and more than 60 pieces are commonly used. Buddhist music gives people a sense of tranquility, solemnity and solemnity. Emeishan Buddhist music belongs to the southern system. Some of the Buddhist music is influenced by Sichuan opera tunes. It has evolved and developed through oral transmission from generation to generation, and has integrated many folk tunes from Sichuan and Emeishan. Its sound is gentle and smooth, and the singing is moving. It is familiar to Emei people and has added a strong Buddhist color and a touching atmosphere to Emeishan. The unique musical aesthetics of Mount Emei Buddhist music enhances the atmosphere of Buddhist culture in the temple. At the same time, it also beautifies the tourist environment of Mount Emei, allowing Chinese and foreign tourists to better experience its charm. Since the early 1950s, music workers in Mount Emei have begun to collect and organize the Buddhist music of Mount Emei, and on this basis, they have studied and verified the origins of the Buddhist music of Mount Emei. In 1954, the Sichuan Provincial Music Working Group came to Mount Emei to collect and record the Buddhist music of Mount Emei. The Buddhist music of Mount Emei carries history and the Zen enlightenment of the monks and nuns of Mount Emei on the Buddha's will. It is the musical embodiment of the spiritual and cultural life of the monks and nuns of Mount Emei. It has important historical value and high musical value for the study of Chinese Buddhist culture and the study of Emei, and has indispensable research and reference value for promoting national culture and developing and building Emei. (No pictures yet, welcome to provide.) (No pictures yet, welcome to provide.)