The poems of Changgan Qu include: Changgan Qu.
The poems of Changgan Qu include: Changgan Qu. The phonetic pronunciation is: ㄔㄤ_ㄍㄢ_ㄑㄨˇ. The structure is: long (single-body structure) stem (single-body structure) curve (single-body structure). The pinyin is: zhǎnggànqǔ.
What is the specific explanation of Changganqu? We will introduce it to you through the following aspects:
1. Explanation of words. Click here to view the details of the plan
The name of Yuefu's "Miscellaneous Songs and Songs". Changgan, the name of the lane, is close to the Yangtze River. The content of the lyrics is about the life and feelings of women on the riverside in Changganli area. "Collection of Yuefu Poems." "Miscellaneous Songs and Songs" includes "Changgan Qu". The poet Cui Hao of the Tang Dynasty has four pieces of "Changgan Song" and Li Bai has two pieces of "Changgan Xing", both of which are lyrical masterpieces. See "long stem".
2. Citation and explanation
⒈The title of Yuefu's "Miscellaneous Songs and Songs". Changgan, the name of the lane, is close to the Yangtze River. The content of the lyrics is about the life and feelings of women on the riverside in Changganli area. "Yuefu Poetry Collection·Miscellaneous Songs and Songs" contains "Changgan Qu". Cui Hao, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, composed four poems "Changgan Qu", and Li Bai composed two poems "Changgan Xing", both of which are lyrical masterpieces. See "long stem".
3. Mandarin Dictionary
The names of Yuefu Zaqu songs. The content mostly describes the lives and emotions of boat households women in Changgan Lane area. For example, Cui Hao of the Tang Dynasty had four pieces titled "Changgan Qu" and Li Bai had one piece "Changganxing".
4. Internet explanation
Changgan Qu (ancient Yuefu Zaqu Song Ci) "Changgan Qu" is the name of the tune "Zaqu Song Ci" in Yuefu. It was originally a folk song in Nanjing, and its content mostly describes the life of fishermen on the river. There is one song in "Collection of Yuefu Poems: Twelve Miscellaneous Songs and Songs" compiled by Guo Maoqian of the Song Dynasty. This little poem, within the width of the page, vividly describes a young man who is ups and downs in the wind and waves. At the same time, it also depicts a Jiangnan style painting, which is a touching masterpiece.
Poems about Changgan Qu
"Xiao Changgan Qu·Lang Cai Ling Ye Jian", "Xiao Changgan Qu" and "Miscellaneous Songs·Four Changgan Qu"
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Idioms about Changganqu
Steady eyes, sudden migration, low salary, low sentiment, quyi, quyu, quchan, clean, dry, wings, dry, hard, twists and turns.
Words about Changqianqu
Staring with eyes and pointing to the music, bypassing the smooth and difficult path of the song
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