The only way is that there is no sunshine but there is sunshine
Bamboo branch lyrics
Liu Yuxi
The willows are green and the river is level, and I hear Lang singing on the bank.
The sun rises in the east and rains in the west. There is no sunshine but there is sunshine.
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"Zhuzhi Ci" is a folk song from the Bayu area. When Liu Yuxi was the governor of Kuizhou, he wrote more than ten lyrics based on the tune of this ballad. The most famous chapter.
Since ancient times, people have liked to use singing to express their feelings, either unilaterally or between two parties. If you think about it carefully, this kind of singing is really subtle. It is not like ordinary language expressions, which require a suitable atmosphere, proper processing, and certain consequences. It can come out of thin air, swim lightly, flash, far and near, paradoxical; it is like a mood. The tentacles are testing each other, sizing each other up, or retreating at the first touch, or entangled endlessly. You can't simply regard the lyrics as a clear agreement, but you can't say that it's just a false love game - the song is just the beginning, and the rest of the story has yet to be written by both parties.
Love is something that is difficult to describe and difficult to last. When it is in a hazy state, between affection and ruthlessness, it may be the most exciting, right? Needless to say, people who were once in love turned against each other in the end. Even those who became husband and wife, their days tended to be dull; "The sun rises in the east and rains in the west. There is no sunshine (love) but there is sunshine (love)", Looking back, it was as ethereal as a dream.
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Whose poem is the last sentence of "The Tao is ruthless but affectionate"?
It is "the sun rises in the east and rains in the west." It was Liu Yuxi who wrote Liu Yuxi (772-842), whose courtesy name was Mengde. In his later years, he called himself a Lushan native and a native of Luoyang (now Luoyang, Henan) in the Tang Dynasty. He himself claimed to be a descendant of King Jing of Shanzhong Mountain in Hanzhong. Records of the Liu family's genealogy vary from place to place. Some in Fujian are said to be descendants of Liu Bang's younger brother, King Liu Jiao of Chu, while others in Anhui are said to be descended from Liu Bang's eldest son, King Liu Fei of Qi. There are also records of being descendants of the Huns. We have not yet obtained the exact details of his life experience. A famous poet and philosopher in the middle and late Tang Dynasty, he was known as the "Poetry Hero". His family is a scholarly family with Confucianism passed down from generation to generation. He advocated political innovation and was one of the central figures in the political innovation activities of Wang Shuwen School. Later, Yongzhen's reform failed and he was demoted to Sima of Langzhou. He did not surrender, but created with a positive and optimistic spirit, actively learned from folk songs, and wrote poems imitating folk songs such as "Cai Ling Xing". After being ordered to return to the capital, Liu Yuxi offended the new nobles and was demoted as the governor of Lianzhou because of his poem "Thousands of peach trees in Xuandu Temple, all of which were planted after Liu Lang left". He was later appointed as the governor of Jiangzhou, where he wrote a large number of "Zhuzhi Ci". There are many famous quotes and they are widely recited. In the summer of 824, he wrote the famous "Reminiscences of Xisai Mountain": "Wang Jun's boat landed in Yizhou, and the king of Jinling lost his spirit sadly. Qianxun's iron chain sank to the bottom of the river, and a banner fell out of the stone. Several times in this life, the past is sad, The mountain shape is still pillowed by the cold current. Today is the day when the world is home, so the trees are rustling and the reeds are in autumn." This poem was highly praised by later literary critics and considered a masterpiece of Tang poetry with infinite meaning. Later, after several transfers, Liu Yuxi was sent to Suzhou as the governor. At that time, there was a flood in Suzhou and hunger spread throughout the land. After he took office, he opened warehouses for famine relief, exempted taxes and reduced labor, which quickly enabled the people to get out of the disaster and live a contented life. The people of Suzhou loved him and were grateful to him, so they named Wei Yingwu, Bai Juyi, who had served as governor in Suzhou, and him together as the "Three Heroes", and established the Sanxiantang. Tang Wenzong also praised his political achievements and gave him a purple gold fish bag. Liu Yuxi returned to Luoyang in his later years, served as a guest of the prince, inspected the school's Minister of Etiquette, socialized with friends, wrote poems, and lived a leisurely life. After his death, he was posthumously awarded the title of Minister of the Ministry of Household Affairs. There are more than 800 of his poems in existence.
He studied folk songs, poems that reflected people's lives and customs, with broad themes. The style drew on the implicit, subtle, simple and beautiful characteristics of Bashu folk songs, which were fresh and natural, healthy and lively, and full of the interest of life. His satirical poems often use allegory to support objects, criticize the powerful people who suppressed Yongzhen's innovation, and involve a wide range of social phenomena. In his later years, his style gradually became more subtle, satirical without revealing any traces of it. There are also more than 40 lyrics in existence, with the characteristics of folk songs. When Liu Yuxi was in Luoyang, he and Bai Juyi created the "Recalling Jiangnan" lyrics. After Liu Yuxi's death, he was buried in Xingyang, Henan (now Xingyang, Zhengzhou). Yes.
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What does "Tao" mean in "Tao is ruthless but sentimental"?
"Tao is ruthless" The "Tao" of "but there is emotion" means to say. The original text is as follows: Two Poems on Bamboo Branches·Part 1 The willows are green and the Qingjiang River is level, and I hear the sound of people stepping on the Langjiang River singing. The sun rises in the east and rains in the west. There is no sunshine but there is sunshine. Translation: The Yangliu River is green and the water is wide and flat. I can hear the lover singing on the river. The sun rises in the east and it starts to rain in the west. It is said that it is not sunny but it is still sunny. Author: Liu Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty Zhuzhi Ci: Zhuzhi Ci is a style of poetry that evolved from ancient folk songs between Bashu and Bashu. Liu Yuxi in the Tang Dynasty transformed folk songs into a poetry style for literati, which had a great influence on future generations. In the long historical development of Zhuzhi Ci, due to the influence of social and historical changes and the author's personal thoughts and sentiments, its works can be roughly divided into three types: one type is folk songs collected and preserved by literati; the second type is absorbed and preserved by literati. The essence of Zhuzhi Ci and ballads is combined to create poems with strong folk song color; the third type is seven-character quatrains written based on the style of Zhuzhi Ci. This type of poetry is more popular and is still called "Zhuzhi Ci". After that, people became more and more fond of Zhuzhi Ci, so they came to call it "Zhuzhi".
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In Zhuzhi Ci: The Tao is not clear but there is sunshine. Where does the Tao that is ruthless yet sentimental come from?
Bamboo Branches Era: Tang Dynasty Author: Liu Yuxi Genre: Qijue The willows are green and the Qingjiang River is level, and I hear the singing on the Langjiang River. The sun rises in the east and rains in the west. There is no sunshine but there is sunshine. Zhuzhi Ci is a kind of folk song in Bayu (now Chongqing City in eastern Sichuan Province). When singing, they are accompanied by flutes and drums and danced at the same time. The tone of voice is charming. When Liu Yuxi was the governor of Kuizhou, he wrote more than ten chapters according to the tune. This is one of the works that imitates folk love songs. It writes about the mood of a girl immersed in first love. She loves someone, but she doesn't know the other person's attitude for sure, so she has both hope and doubt, joy and worry. The poet uses her own tone to successfully express this subtle and complex psychology. The first sentence describes the scene, what she saw before her eyes. The willows on the riverside have green stripes hanging down; the water flowing in the river is as flat as a mirror. It's a beautiful environment. The second sentence writes about what she heard. In such an emotional environment, she suddenly heard singing coming from the river. What a familiar voice that is! As soon as it reaches your ears, you know who is singing it. The third and fourth sentences continue to describe her psychological activities after hearing this familiar singing voice. Although the girl has already fallen in love with this young man in her heart, he has not expressed anything yet. Today, he walked from the riverside, and sang as he walked, which seemed to be somewhat interesting to him. This gave her a lot of comfort and encouragement, so she thought: This person is a bit like the weather during the Huangmei season. Call it a sunny day. It is still raining in the west. Call it a rainy day. It is rainy in the east. The sun is still out, but it’s really a bit unpredictable. The "Qing" in "Qing Yu" here is used to allude to the "qing" of emotions. "The Tao is still clear when there is no sunshine", that is, "the Tao is ruthless but still has feelings." Through these two extremely vivid and simple poems, her confusion, her attachment, her uneasiness, her hope and expectation are all portrayed. This kind of expression based on the characteristics of Chinese phonetics is common in folk love songs of all ages. They are harmonious puns and at the same time vivid metaphors based on active associations. They are often based on familiar scenery, expressing subtle emotions explicitly but implicitly. For example, some Wu Sheng songs from the Southern Dynasties used this kind of homophonic pun to express love. For example, "Midnight Song" says: "I moved to my hometown because of my love for Huan. The tung tree grew in front of my door, and I saw Wuzi when I came in and out." (Huan was the pet name of women for their lovers at that time. Wuzi is a pun on my son, that is, my person. ) And: "I think of Huan's, the child's movement is due to Yu's feelings. The mist and dew hide the hibiscus, and the lotus cannot be seen clearly." Pity.) "Seven Days and Nights Girl Song": "The beautiful love never ends, the anniversary of the farewell, the silkworm does not make a cocoon, the day and night are long." (Because there will be less and more, so I miss you day and night. The hanging thread is the hanging thread. (Thinking puns.) This kind of folk love songs that use harmonious puns to express feelings has a long history and has always been loved by the people. When a writer occasionally imitates something, it becomes novel, gratifying, and eye-catching.
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