Qingshan Suona Horn is a popular folk art form in Qingshanqiao District, Shigu Town, and Fenshui, Xiangtan County, Hunan Province. In 2006, it was listed as the first group of intangible cultural heritage of the country. Inheritors are important carriers and transmitters of intangible cultural heritage. By documenting the dictated records of the inheritors, and combining historical literature, it is helpful for us to understand Qingshan Suona Horns comprehensively. At the same time, this unique folk art needs more inheritors to carry it on.

Abstract
Introduction
1. Insufficient financial support
2. Weak awareness of protection
3. Slide of successors
References

• Chen Xuan(Huannan Normal University, Hunan China, Dongbang Culture University, South Korea)