西藏的孩子：古老扎念琴声悠扬

Core Viewpoint - The "Zhanian" or "six-stringed instrument" is an integral part of Tibetan culture, recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage since 2014, and is now being introduced to school children in Lhasa to promote cultural education and appreciation [1]. Group 1 - The Zhanian instrument has a long history and is documented in ancient Tibetan murals and literature, serving as a companion during festivals, celebrations, and daily labor [1]. - The introduction of Zhanian into Lhasa's primary and secondary schools allows children to engage with this cultural artifact from a young age, enriching their childhood experiences [1]. - The teaching of Zhanian is actively taking place in various educational institutions, with instructors guiding students in playing techniques and fostering a connection to their cultural heritage [4][8][9].