Fangmu Bangzi (square wooden clappers) are traditional percussion instruments used in Chinese opera, folk dance, and celebration activities. They provide clear rhythmic cues, support group coordination, and bring authentic woody tone to performances and music education. Key benefits Clear rhythmic guidance: Produces a crisp, solid click that helps establish tempo for actors and dancers. Durable and elegant: Made from quality beech wood with smooth natural grain for longlasting use and a refined appearance. Authentic sound: Solid wood construction yields a natural, resonant tone without a fixed pitch, suitable for rhythm keeping rather than melodic use. Easy integration: Four mounting holes allow secure attachment to percussion racks, stands, or custom setups for live shows and classroom use. Educational value: Simple playing technique and immediate sonic feedback make it an effective tool for teaching rhythm and basic percussion skills. How to play Hold the rectangular stick in the left hand and the cylindrical wooden stick in the right hand. Strike the rectangular stick with the cylindrical stick to produce a clear, percussive sound. The sound emphasizes rhythm and timing rather than pitch, making it ideal for beats, accents, and rhythmic patterns. Important attributes Material: quality beech wood, solid construction. Sound: Clear, solid, woody tone; no fixed pitch. Mounting: Four mounting holes for versatile installation. Function: Rhythm instrument for performance, practice, and teaching. Use scenarios Traditional Chinese opera: Establishes rhythm and cues for actors during stage performances. Folk dance and celebrations: Provides lively rhythmic accents for group dances, parades, and cultural ceremonies. Music education and school shows: Serves as a handson tool for teaching timing, coordination, and ensemble playing in classroom or rehearsal settings. These hardwood percussion rhythm blocks combine authentic tone, practical design, and reliable construction, making them a practical addition to performance rigs, percussion collections, and educational programs.