Wang Jiangnan Pinyin Edition Content:
Willow in the south of the Yangtze River, the smoke ear gently blows.
jiāng,nán,liǔ,yān,suì,fú,rén,qīng。
Worrying about wearing too long is indescribable, and dancing too thin to learn.
chóu,dài,kōng,zhǎng,miáo,bù,shì,wǔ,yāo,suī,shòu,xué,nán,chéng。
Providence and amorous feelings. When is the place to climb, and when can we make peace from hatred?
tiān,yì,yǔ,fēng,qíng。 pān，zhé，chú，lí，hèn，jǐ，shí，píng .
I have been entangled in the guests and flew to the flag pavilion. March songbirds.
yǐ，zòng，róu，táo，yíng，kè，zhào，gèng，füI，Kuang，xù，p，qí，tíng .sān，yuè，luàn，yéng，shèng .
Introduction to Wang Jiangnan:
Wang Jiangnan, epigraph name. Also known as Memory of Jiangnan, Dream of Jiangnan and Good Jiangnan. Jin Mang Ji entered Lu Nan Palace. Miscellaneous Notes of Yuefu on Duanan Festival: Looking at the South of the Yangtze River began in Zheri, Li Taiwei (Deyu) Town, Zhu Ya, and was written by Xie Qiuniang, a dead prostitute. The real name is Xie Qiuniang, but it was later changed. Twenty-seven words, three-level rhyme. There are seven words and two sentences in the middle, and the duality is appropriate. There is also a bracket in the second sentence. Song people often use double tones.
Representative works include Looking at the South of the Yangtze River and Wash and Dress, Su Shi's Looking at the South of the Yangtze River and Beyond Stage Works. Wang Jiangnan, formerly known as Tang, was later used as a epigraph. It is said that it was written by Li Deyu, the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, in memory of his beloved concubine Xie Qiuniang.
Duan 'an Festival recorded in Yuefu Miscellanies: Looking at the South of the Yangtze River began in Zheri, Li Taiwei (Deyu), Zhu Ya, and was written for Xie Qiuniang, whose real name was Xie Qiuniang, and later renamed. Later, Bai Juyi wrote three poems "Recalling Jiangnan" according to his sentence patterns in the Tang Dynasty, but it was renamed "Recalling Jiangnan" because of disrespect. This tone is twenty-seven words.
The first sentence is three sentences. The second sentence is a five-sentence flat, and syntactically it is two and three. The third sentence is the seventh sentence from beginning to end, and the first sentence and the third sentence are flush. The fourth sentence is the seventh sentence of Pingyun. The fifth sentence is the same as the second sentence, so the first word can be even, even. This three-or four-sentence tune has the same syntax as the couplet in the seven-character poem; Therefore, the author uses duality for neatness, and there have always been many examples of poets.