On guitar playing and singing

1, hexagrams and chord diagrams should be seen together, because many hexagrams have a little flower part, which is different from chord pressing.

2. The cross on the staff is the position of your right hand plucking the string, and the number represents the product pressed by your left hand and the position of your right hand plucking the string. For example, a 3 is drawn on the second string, which means that the left hand should press the second and third strings, and then the right hand plays the second string.

C and Am stand for two chords, which are different.

4. It's good to know some music theory, that is, as long as you can read the music score and understand the rhythm. It was like this at first. The rest is part of the rhythm. Let's have a look.