There is only one word, and the word "see" in "Chile Song" is connected with "present" and appears.
whose name is the author of "Chile Song"? Southern and Northern Dynasties
Chilechuan, under the Yinshan Mountain.
the sky is like a vault, and the cage covers four fields.
the sky is grey and wild.
the wind blows grass, and cattle and sheep are despised. Vernacular interpretation:
The vast Chile Plain is at the foot of Yinshan Mountain.
The sky in Chilechuan looks like a felt tent where herders live.
It is connected with the earth on all sides. The blue sky is endless, and the green Yuan Ye is endless.
when the wind blows to the grass, flocks of cattle and sheep appear and disappear. Extended information
Creation background:
The folk songs of the Northern Dynasties are mainly works recorded in Chinese after the Northern Wei Dynasty. These ballads are bold and vigorous in style, lyrical and straightforward, and plain in language. This folk song "Chile Song" was first recorded in the eighty-sixth volume "Miscellaneous Ballads" in Yuefu Poems compiled by Song Guo Maoqian. It is generally believed that it is a folk song created by the Chiles. It came into being in the middle and late 5th century.
In the history books, the Chile Song was first mentioned by li yanshou in the early years of the Tang Dynasty. Volume 6, Qi Benji: In 546 AD, Gao Huan, the founding emperor of the Northern Qi Dynasty, led 1, troops from Jinyang south to attack Yubi, a military town in the Western Wei Dynasty (now southwest of Jishan County in southern Shanxi Province), and 7, troops were lost. On his way back to Jinyang, the army rumored that one of the arrows would die and Gao Huan was ill. In order to boost the morale of the army, he ordered Hu Lujin to sing "Chile Song", which made the soldiers nostalgic and boosted their morale.
There have been different opinions from all walks of life about who is the author of Chile Song. Some people think that Hu Lujin is one of the authors, and some even think that the author is Hu Lujin. Some people think that Hu Lujin is only the earliest known singer, not the author.