How to pronounce the word "beat" for "eighteen beats of Hu Jia"? pāi。
1. Pinyin: hú jiā shí bā pāi
2. Interpretation:
Hu Jian Shi Ba Pai is a famous Chinese guqin song, which is said to be composed by Cai Wenji and is one of the top ten famous songs in ancient China. "Eighteen beats of Hu Jia" is a lyric of ancient Yuefu, with one chapter for one beat and eighteen chapters for * * *, hence its name, reflecting the theme of "Moon Hee belongs to Han". The whole poem is composed of eighteen paragraphs and eighteen complete sets of songs. According to Guo Moruo, the Turkic language calls "first" as "beat", and eighteen beats means eighteen songs. Because the poem was written by her because of Hu Jia's wailing, it was named Eighteen Beats of Hu Jia or Hu Jia Ming. It was originally a Qin song, but it gradually evolved into two different instrumental music after Wei and Jin Dynasties, which were called "Big Hu Jia Ming" and "Little Hu Jia Ming". The former is the direct biography of Eighteen Beats of Hu Jia.
III. Author's introduction:
Cai Yan, Moon Hee, Chen Liuren. Cai Yong, the father of Cai Yan, was a famous writer, calligrapher and musician in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Qin Cao, written by Cai Yong, has made great contributions to the wide spread of China's famous songs such as Mountain Running Water and Guangling San in later generations. The Biography of Women in the Later Han Dynasty called Cai Yan "knowledgeable and eloquent, and clever in temperament". Influenced by his father, Cai Yan has been fond of music since childhood, and has a deep attainments. Li Xian quoted Liu Zhao's Biography of Young Children in the Book of Were Han, saying, "Drumming the harp at night, the string is absolutely unique. Yan said: The second string. Yong said: I have an ear. So break a string and ask it, saying: the fourth string. Not bad. "