Group 1 - The article highlights the cultural significance of the Chuanbei grass-harvesting gong drum, which has been preserved as a national intangible cultural heritage since 2006, reflecting the agricultural labor and traditions of local farmers [1] - The rhythmic connection between the gong drum sounds and the labor of farmers is emphasized, showcasing how the beats align with the physical effort of farming, creating a deep-rooted cultural expression [1] - The transition from traditional farming tools to modern machinery is noted, yet the essence of the traditional rhythms remains ingrained in the community, symbolizing the enduring connection to their agricultural heritage [2] Group 2 - The narrative illustrates the generational shift in labor, with the son operating machinery while still feeling a connection to the traditional sounds of farming, indicating a blend of old and new practices [2] - The article conveys that as long as the land is cultivated and farmers continue to work, the traditional gong drum songs will persist as an integral part of their identity and daily life [2]