This research examines the literacy and knowledge transmission of Huaci Yaogu, focusing on educational strategies and practices in Henan, China. The study employed a qualitative research methodology, which entailed conducting interviews and making observations. The study highlights multiple methods teachers' colleges in Henan Province implemented to support this traditional musical art form's research, preservation, and promotion. By integrating Huaci Yaogu into music elective courses and organizing specialized seminars, the curriculum aims to broaden students' understanding and appreciation of regional musical traditions. Additionally, constructing a scientifically sound training curriculum system ensures comprehensive coverage of performance techniques, production technology, traditional technical training, and theoretical courses. The study also emphasizes the importance of extracurricular folk art practice activities, which enhance students' professional quality and foster a proactive learning environment. By participating in these activities, students gain hands-on experience and develop a deeper understanding of Huaci Yaogu, leading to more effective transmission of literacy and knowledge. The research concludes that integrating well-rounded curricula, practical training, and innovative methodologies significantly contributes to the preservation and dissemination of Huaci Yaogu, ensuring future generations appreciate its cultural and historical value.