The lyrics of Manjianghong are as follows:
Staying in Beijing, it’s the Mid-Autumn Festival again. Under the fence, yellow flowers are blooming everywhere, and the autumn appearance is like wiping. The songs on all sides are broken and Chu is finally defeated. For eight years, the flavor has only been lost in Zhejiang. The hard-working general Nong and the strong man were sent to be Emei, but they didn’t care!
The body is weak, and the men are outnumbered, but the heart is inferior to the men, and the men are fierce. Calculate the liver and gallbladder in life, because people are often hot. Who knows me with my vulgar mind? A hero's end is a torment. In this world of mortals, where can I find a close friend? The green shirt is wet!
Manjianghong, the name of Ci brand, is also known as "Shangjianghong", "Manjianghongman", "Nianliangyou", "Yanboyu", "Shangchunqu" and "Melancholy Ci". Based on Liu Yong's "Manjianghong·The First Harvest of Dusk Rain" 》 is the main body. There are also 93 characters in double tone, eight sentences in the first paragraph with five oblique rhymes, and ten sentences in the second paragraph with six oblique rhymes; there are 93 characters in double tone, eight sentences in the first paragraph with four flat rhymes, and ten sentences in the second paragraph with five flat rhymes. .
Representative works include Yue Fei's "Manjianghong: Angry Crown", Xin Qiji's "Manjianghong: Breaking the Sorrow", etc. There are different opinions on the origin of the name of Manjianghong. It is a small floating plant in paddy fields or ponds. In autumn and winter, its leaves contain a lot of anthocyanins, and the group is called Manjianghong.
It is named after the poet of the Tang Dynasty. Bai Juyi's poem "Recalling Jiangnan" contains the sentence "The sun rises and the flowers on the river are as red as the fire", describing the beautiful scene of the sun shining on the river. The title of the song is chanted by Mao Xianshu of the Qing Dynasty and "Ci Yuan Cui Bian" by Feng Jinbo of the Qing Dynasty. It is recorded in other books that the title of the song "Shangjianghong" was included in the novel "Mingyinlu" by Zhu Qingyu of the Tang Dynasty. Later, the two characters "Shang" and "Hong" were changed to the tune "Manjianghong".