"Sunset Snow in Qian Shan" comes from "Fishing and Qiu Yan Ci" written by Yuan Haowen, a famous writer in the Jin and Yuan Dynasties. The whole sentence is "You should have something to say, Wan Liyun, Qian Shan Muxue, only to whom?"
The interpretation is: The real goose will think that the layers of white clouds in Wan Li in the distance will cross Qian Shan and countless nights. What's the point of flying alone?
The word "Sunset Snow in Qian Shan" is also the name of a novel created by bandits and me, which was later put on the TV screen.
In the TV series "Sunset Snow in Qian Shan", combined with the plot, the hero and heroine finally understood each other's intentions in the ending, and their respective destinies moved towards "hope and rebirth". The word "twilight" is more inclined to mean "dying, dying", such as "twilight in spring", so it should be understood as "Qian Shan's twilight snow finally melts".
As for the names of the characters, Mo Shaoqian, Xiao Shan, Mu Zhenfei and Xue Tong, each with the words "Qian Shan falls with snow", which is a clever arrangement made by the author of the novel for the proper title.
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The creative background of "fishing and Qiu Yan's ci";
According to the word order, Yuan Haowen, who was only 16 years old, learned the story of Shuangyan on his way to the army to take the exam in the fifth year of Taihe (1205), so he wrote the poem of Wild Goose Mountain. Probably, it was originally a poem (that is, "Qiu Yan Ci"), and later it was changed into a long and short sentence word (that is, this word) that matched the music.
Then this word is not the original work of Yuanshi County at the age of 16, and it is inappropriate for Wu Yao to identify this word as Yuan Haowen's work at the age of 16 in Notes on the Chronicle of Yishan Yuefu. As for the revision year, there is no textual research. Miao Yue believes that "it will not be too far away from the original"; Shen Zufen's Reading Yuefu by the Mountain is "several years later", but it is no longer youth; Di Baoxin thought it was "changed in his later years."
This word is called chanting things, which is really lyrical. The poet galloped his imagination, used metaphors, personification and other artistic techniques to write tender feelings, described the story of geese's double love in depth and detail, and then described it in a tragic atmosphere, shaping the artistic image of geese's loyalty to love and committing themselves to life and death, and composing a tragic and touching love elegy.