The Lusheng is a free-reed mouth organ played by Dong, Miao and other related minority peoples of Southwestern China. But it was originally invented and named the Yu 竽 by the Han nationality in the area of Central China . And it was later introduced into minority areas in Southwest China.

The Chinese lusheng is a version of differing in size and construction materials. Traditional lusheng has six bamboo pipes that were set into a bamboo or wooden wind chamber. Their size ranged from 1/3 of a metre (approx. 1 foot) to 3-4 metres (3-4 yards).

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