Pipa poetry

The poem "I compare my heart to the bright moon, and the bright moon shines on the ditch" comes from the brilliant pipa of the Yuan Dynasty.

Pipa is not a poem, but a play.

Pipa Story is a southern opera in the late Yuan Dynasty, and its author is brilliant. Write the joys and sorrows of scholar Cai and Zhao Wuniang in the Han Dynasty, * * * forty-two. The story of Pipa, known as the legendary ancestor, is a classic in China's ancient operas. The Story of Pipa is adapted from the folk southern opera Zhao Zhennv (earlier there was the Jin and Yuan version of Cai Bozhen), but Cai Bozhen who abandoned his wife behind his back became loyal and filial.

A few words of advice to my father in Chapter 31 of Pipa-"This tit is rude, but his words will collide with me. My words are not in the right place, son. My husband's words are contrary to my father's. I hate children's knowledge. I should have trusted the moon, but the moon shines on the ditch. " Seven-word quatrain: I turn my heart to the bright moon, which shines on the ditch. Flowers fall with the flowing water intentionally, but the flowing water does not fall unintentionally. The popular definition is "I turn my heart to the bright moon, and the bright moon shines on the ditch", which means that I am kind to you, but you are indifferent and ungrateful. My sincere efforts have not been rewarded and respected.