Explanation of Yinqiao
Fingering method for playing Guqin. Press the string with your left hand and move it back and forth to make a vibrating sound. The small one is called Yin, the big one is called Xiao. Yuan Fang replied to the poem "Listening to Sun Lianshi Qin": "I am calmly recuperating and not busy, and I am chanting and watching and pressing the music." Xue Xue of the Qing Dynasty's "Yi Lao Shi Hua": "The Qin has the main tune and the external tune. The tuner, the tune... ...People today only know that there is no pure tune when searching for it in Gouti, Motiao, Yinxiang, and Chuozhu."
Word analysis
Yin í singing, Say in a melodious tone: Chant. chant. Yinwei (chant, play, appreciate). Chant (chant, satire). Sigh, the sound of pain: Yin Xiao (a. Sigh sadly and indignantly; b. Chant). moan. ． A name for ancient Chinese poetry: Qin Fuyin. Ming, call: wind roar. The explanation of "Ape Yin" is "猱", a kind of monkey mentioned in ancient books. A fingering method for playing the guqin: chanting. Radical: 犭.