A review of Huang Jun's book 'Hong Shan Sui Ye' shows that Xinjiang Quzi Opera had basically taken shape during the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty at the latest. At that time, Xinjiang Quzi Opera was called Chinese folk art forms, and it was mostly performed in brothels and restaurants in the form of seated singing. Therefore, it is more appropriate to call it 'Xinjiang Quzi' or 'Xiao Quzi'. Xinjiang Xiao Quzi is easy to learn and spread in the folk. Based on this, it can be judged that its inheritance in Xinjiang has not been interrupted by the war. Since the Guangxu period, a large number of new immigrant cultural factors have continuously poured into Xinjiang, which has promoted the transformation of Xinjiang Xiao Quzi from tune to opera, and has promoted its continuous development into its present form.