Midnight Wu Ge is included in Guo Maoqian's Yuefu poems. As long as you read these three poems (one in each act and four sentences in each poem), you will naturally understand what they are written about. These three poems are all love songs sung by folk women, and the expression content is very direct.
Introduction to Midnight Wu Ge:
1. Farewell in spring is better than love in spring, and love in summer lasts longer. Whose is Luo Zhang? When do you have a pillow for two?
2, stacked fans on the bed, enterprises have to come from afar. Lightly sleeved with Chinese makeup, I climbed onto the platform gracefully.
3, knowing three summers, today is very unique. The incense towel brushed the jade mat, and Lang went upstairs to sleep.
The first song is about a woman who misses her lover and hopes to see him soon and share a bed with her.
The second song is about still missing my lover and the bed is empty. After dressing up, the woman boarded the high platform and looked forward to her lover's early return.
The third song is the result of the play when you can't hold back your curiosity and ask extremely questions. "The incense towel blows the jade mat, and * * * Lang goes upstairs to sleep" is a straightforward description of men and women.