Hakka songs are folk songs reconstructed by the Zhuang people based on the stories of the Han people. From the perspective of names and objects, the internal construction of Hakka songs can be closely linked with the external culture. The name of the object is the basic way to construct Hakka songs of the Zhuang people. The specific construction methods include adding livestock, birds and ghosts narration, replacing the place name, environment and character identity in the story, and deleting many strange objects in the Han version of the story. The object of the name refers to the rich cultural connotation of Hakka songs of the Zhuang people, which includes the animistic concept of advocating livestock, birds and ghosts, as well as the strong sense of place and so on. To study the Zhuang folk songs from the perspective of names and objects and reveal the basic path of Zhuang folk songs construction is helpful for the Zhuang people to tell Chinese stories in their own way.