This is a Hakka folk song that can be seen everywhere, and it is a typical love song in Hakka folk songs. This love song does not have a word "love", but it reveals "love" in Brawly's intertwined pictures; Don't say a word "love", but let the unswerving affection be fully expressed in the picture, which is the subtlety of Hakka love songs. The whole poem consists of four sentences and twenty-eight characters. It uses "natural objects" in the usual way to create an extremely hot, profound and realistic emotional world.
Today, let's talk about your new "love letter"-Hakka folk songs!
Hakka folk songs are "music" created by Hakka people in Hakka dialect, which can be sung loudly and can be sung. Folk songs are a direct reflection of Hakka life. Hakka folk songs have different classifications. Professor Luo Xianglin, the founder of Hakka studies, divided Hakka folk songs into five categories: love songs, life songs, satirical songs, children's songs and miscellaneous songs in the book Wind in East Guangdong: Classification of Hakka Folk Songs. Among them, Hakka love songs account for a large part of Hakka folk songs.
Professor Luo Xianglin collected 504 folk songs in East Wind of Guangdong, among which 400 were Hakka love songs. Why do love songs account for the vast majority of folk songs? This is inseparable from the history and social life of Hakkas.
"There are guests in the mountains, and guests have mountains." It is precisely because Hakka people have been living in remote mountainous areas. The seclusion, backwardness and poverty in mountainous areas make most Hakka men go out to make a living, which is the aforementioned "going to South Asia" craze, and all kinds of housework and farm work are left to Hakka women. It is precisely because of the long-term absence of Hakka that Hakka men and women have to have a long-term "long-distance love", so in that era of underdeveloped communication, the thoughts and lovesickness between men and women can only be expressed by singing folk songs. In addition, young men and women are not free to decide their own marriage because of the serious concept of feudal ethics in Hakka areas. Without the love between you and me, the marriage of young men and women is "the life of parents, the words of a matchmaker." In this case, men and women express their desire for free love and marriage by singing folk songs. This is also the reason why love songs are the majority in folk songs.
Hakka love songs have four characteristics in language.
Popular beauty means that Hakka love songs are popular and simple, with strong local flavor, and convey love in plain and plain language, which everyone can understand. For example:
The implicit beauty of Hakka love songs means that the language of Hakka love songs is implicit and implicit. The so-called implication means that language has a high degree of generality and enlightenment. Just like the first folk song, you can't read the emotion without careful taste. At first glance, you think that Shan Ye plants, such as writing trees and vines, embody the implicit beauty of love song language.
The imagery beauty of love song language means that Hakka love songs are good at expressing ideas and writing landscapes in vivid language. Its vivid language can make people feel all the love feelings expressed in love songs together.
Note: Ya (I), Gan (then)
Musical beauty means that Hakka love songs have distinct rhythm, harmonious timbre and musical beauty. The song is catchy and powerful.
The following are some useful "love letters" for the convenience of the public.
Note: Asia (mine) and department (yes)
You can express your love in Chinese, your affection in English and your feelings in Cantonese, but can you express your love in folk songs? I can't learn it. What if I use it one day? If one day you receive such a "love letter" and don't know what to do? Learn!