口哨和口技艺术有着悠远的历史,早在公元前2世纪,文明古国印度就见踪迹,该国喀尔康河地区的浮雕中,至今仍保留着吹口哨的女伶图像。据文字记载,印度梵文经本法规定,凡重要的祭祀,必须以吹口哨代替唱礼歌,这一制度甚至流传至今。到了19世纪,口哨艺术风行世界,无论绅士淑女,贵族平 Whistling and mouth-to-mouth art has a long history. As early as the 2nd century BC, the ancient civilized country of India saw its traces. In the reliefs of the Carpathian region of the country, the whistling female actress image still remains. According to written records, Sanskrit in India stipulates in this law that whenever an important sacrifice is to be performed, whistling must be substituted for singing a song, and this system has even been handed down to this day. By the 19th century, the world of whistling art, regardless of gentleman ladies, aristocrats flat