On a Saturday daytime, several adults passionate about the traditional suona craft set off from an old courtyard for practice, pondering breath, fingering, and timbre during trial blowing, then heading to the workshop to inspect the pipe body and reeds, recording their experience item by item. Afterwards, everyone rehearsed together at the drying ground, remarrying rhythm, steps, and breathing, and moved backstage at the old stage to check the process and blocking. Finally, the complete musical segment flowed smoothly in the front of house, and old techniques were organized into clear records. An ordinary rehearsal allowed tradition to continue passing down through serious practice and mutual cooperation, and also made the suona sound radiate new vitality.