Introduction: Which poem does Tangli Jianxue come from? What does Tangli Jianxue mean? It is reported that "Tangli Jianxue" is an original ancient style song sung by Yin Lin and is included in the album "Corrupted Grass as Firefly". Take a look below. What does Tangli Jianxue mean and where does it come from?
Tangli Jianxue, the song title, comes from Yinlin’s album "Rotten Grass as Fireflies". It is not an idiom, but a contemporary personal creation vocabulary.
It probably means that the heroine and her friends blend the fresh Tangli fruits picked into last year’s snow on the branches, make wine together, revel in the pastoral life, and are afraid of losing their friendship.
The first half of the sentence comes from an original ancient song "Tangli Jianxue".
The second half of the sentence comes from "Sending Wine and Zhou Fa Cao Yong's Preface Rhyme", which is a Song poem written by Huang Tingjian, a great poet in the Song Dynasty.
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Wait until the summer heat passes and the new pears begin to droop
Come and invite the girl from the east to pick the fruits and return slowly
The fine snow on the branches was picked in the old year
Today the rouge pear leaves are falling
Gently move the grass color into the volume
Sip the spring wine carefully and then feel the sweetness after it fades
Still the same
I prefer the time when I fall asleep with the word Jinghong on my pillow
I can chat with her all night long in the dim light of candlelight
In early spring and late spring, when the wine is warm and the flowers are deep
It seems that only one person can solve all the worries in life
Under the eaves of flowers and algae, Tangli will be fried in the snow
From the corner to you and me one day, we will travel to the end of the world
The sky is blue and the sky is blue, and the rain is soaking my lap
Once a year, I write a letter but only a few words
In the old year, I picked up the fine snow on the branches
Nowadays, the rouge pear leaves are falling
Gently move the grass color into the roll
Sip the spring wine carefully before it tastes sweet
Still the same
Preference The time to fall asleep with the word "Jinghong" on your pillow
In the dim light of the candle, you can chat with her all night long
In the early spring and late spring, the wine is warm and the flowers are deep
It seems that everything in your life has to be solved. One person to solve it
Under the eaves of flowers and algae every year, *** will fry Tangli in the snow
From the corner to you and me one day, we will travel to the end of the world
The sky is dark The sky is blue and the rain is soaked
Once a year, there are only a few words on the letter
The lantern market has been sleeping in the rain for several years
It seems to be there The old friend knocked lightly and then fried the Tang pear in the snow
Can it eliminate the wind and snow that has been with you for half your life?
Original text of "Sending Wine and Zhou Fa Cao Yong Qian Yun":
"Sending Wine and Using the Preceding Rhyme of Zhou Fa Cao" by Huang Tingjian of the Song Dynasty
I know Xie Fa Cao from afar, and his poems are full of summer scenes.
If you are diligent in studying Taoism, your ink pool will be an area wide.
The big characters are bitter but the small characters are Zhiyong.
I have He Langzun and jade cakes brewed in Qingjiang River.
Return the book and dou shu, and discuss the Nan gall with you.
About the author:
Huang Tingjian (1045-1105), whose courtesy name was Luzhi, also known as Shangu Daoren, later known as Fu Weng, was a native of Fenning, Hongzhou (now Xiushui County, Jiangxi Province) . A well-known poet in the Northern Song Dynasty, he was the founder of Jiangxi Poetry School. Calligraphy can also create patterns, and it is one of the four calligraphy schools in the Song Dynasty. In the fourth year of Emperor Yingzong's reign (1067), he became a Jinshi. He has served as Ye County Lieutenant, Professor of the Imperial Academy of Beijing, School Secretary, Zuo Lang, Secretary Cheng, Fuzhou Biejia, Qianzhou Resettlement, etc. Ting Jian believed in Buddhism and Taoism, and was very filial to his relatives. Although he was an official, he washed the toilets for his relatives, which was one of the twenty-four filial piety. In the fourth year of Emperor Yingzong's reign (1067), he became a Jinshi. He has served as Ye County Lieutenant, Professor of the Imperial Academy of Beijing, School Secretary, Zuo Lang, Secretary Cheng, Fuzhou Biejia, Qianzhou Resettlement, etc.
Together with Zhang Lei, Chao Buzhi, and Qin Guan, they all studied under Su Shi's sect, and they were collectively known as the "Four Scholars of the Su School". They were the founders of the Jiangxi School of Poetry, and were as famous as Su Shi during his lifetime. Known as Su Huang in the world.