Changganqu
Changgan canal, Changgan canal,
Good fish, Ji ā yú zh and d ǐ,
Gao Qiqi's daughter, gào qíj \n,
Jiang qimeng zi, Jiāng qimèng zǐ.
Walking with a woman, y ǔ n ǐ xi xing,
With jade in his left hand,
Hold the beads in your right hand.
Tell Qiu Fu,
Uncle Yu,
Or take Wei, Hu Yao z, I y ǐ w ē i
Set in fairview,
Mother's drinking, M ǔ Yang Ji ǔ,
Forever is like a long night, ten thousand g incarnation,
What will happen in the future? qiān qi yìfé？
Precautions:
Changganqu: An ancient musical form.
Jiayu: Jiayu, whose place name is Jiayu County, Hubei Province; An island is an island.
Tell qi stepdaughter: it means asking qi stepdaughter to accompany you, which may be the name of the woman in the poem.
General Qi Mencius: Take Miracle's daughter to see Qi Mencius. He may be the name of the person in the poem.
Go together: Go forward together.
Holding jade: Holding jade in your hand symbolizes beauty.
Pearl: Holding jewelry symbolizes preciousness.
Tell Qiu Fu: Tell the woman who is picking Osmunda japonica.
Uncle Yu: refers to the uncle who pulls weeds in the field.
Or use, which means to decorate or express one's thoughts.
Mii: A beautiful well.
Mother: A woman who drinks alcohol may refer to the mother of Qixian County.
As long as the night lasts, where will future generations go? Time is like a long night, what will happen in the future? It expresses the thoughts and feelings about time flow and personnel changes.
The origin of ancient long-term songs and poems
Changganqu is an ancient poem, which originated from Li Chu Sao. Li Sao is an important collection of poems in the history of China ancient literature. The author is Qu Yuan, a great poet and politician of Chu during the Warring States Period.
Changganqu is an article in Lisao. By describing the scene of the protagonist leaving his wife, it expresses the author's yearning for the motherland and relatives during his exile. Rich metaphors and images are used in the poem, which expresses the author's inner contradictory and complicated feelings and his understanding of fate.