Jianjia's "Qingqing's Peace" is a poem in "The Book of Songs - Qingqing".
Green is green, green is like silk, the green of jianja is green, the green is peaceful, the lotus wind is elegant, and there is a girl who sees the tinge.
Green is green, green is like a listening ear, the green of wild duckweed is green, the green is faint and bright, wandering thoughts and insomnia influence one's actions.
My heart is full of love, and I only miss you, the greenness of your shirt, the delicate greenness of your clothes, I will write a song to express my feelings.
The Book of Songs is my country's first comprehensive collection of poems. It contains 305 poems from the early Western Zhou Dynasty to the middle of the Spring and Autumn Period about 500 years (another six are included in "Xiaoya"). The "Sheng Poems", which have goals but no words, are not included), so they are also called "Three Hundred Poems". It was originally called "The Book of Songs", but was regarded as a classic by Confucian scholars in the Han Dynasty. He created the excellent tradition of realism in ancient Chinese poetry creation. The content in the Book of Songs is, by its original nature, the lyrics of songs. "Mozi Gongmeng" said: "Three hundred odes, three hundred string poems, three hundred song poems, and three hundred dance poems." This means that there are more than three hundred poems in "Poetry" that can be recited, played with musical instruments, Singing and dancing. "Historical Records: The Family of Confucius" also says: "Three hundred and five chapters, Confucius sang them all with strings, in order to combine the sounds of Shao, Wu, Ya, and Song." Although these statements may still be explored, the "Book of Songs" has a strong relationship with music in ancient times. There is no doubt that it is closely related to dance.