Singing of Mongolian original toast songs

The original singer of Tibetan Tusi Song is Tibetan singer Amy Lhasa.

Tibetan Tusi Song is a traditional Tibetan song. This is a traditional Tibetan song, which is used to express blessings and welcome guests at festivals, weddings, banquets and other important occasions. The original singer of the toast song is Tibetan singer Amy Lhasa.

The emergence of Tibetan wine-drinking songs originated from the traditional culture and customs of the Tibetan people. The Tibetan people have a long history, and they have their own unique culture and customs, including Tibetan Tusi songs. However, in order to spread Tibetan Tusi songs, the first thing to do is to strengthen the inheritance and protection of Tibetan culture. Tibetan toast songs can be promoted by holding cultural activities, organizing Tibetan singers' performances and arranging Tibetan toast songs.

Song Dynasty and People's Custom Toast

Singing a toast song is the custom of all ethnic groups. People improvise at banquets, which is especially popular among ethnic minorities in China. Singing a toast song is also the most meaningful custom of Tibetan people. There is a joke among Tibetans: "When drinking, you don't sing a toast song, but the donkey drinks water." Who makes a toast and sings.

The lyrics that everyone often likes to sing are to the effect: "Today we are gathered together and hope to get together for a long time. United people, I wish you all the best! " The words of the toast song can also be arranged and sung by the toaster. After singing toast song, the drinker must drink it all at once.