"Qinyuanchun" climb Baishishan Author: Ma Yan Yi Dang
A hundred feet of heart, a thousand clouds and a hundred thousand mountains.
Look at the lonely sails raging in the sea, the quicksand beating drums, the flying glory breaking the valley, and the horses being whipped.
I never shed tears when I hesitated, but I lost my mind and left in a hurry.
If you are sad, say it several times and get rid of it several times.
Like fate for no reason. Vaguely, obviously, it has been connected with the sky.
At the beginning of Buddha's light, the bell is not late, the incense dust stays, and the eyes are long.
Counting traces, killing old things, and cleaning up the mood are still climbing.
Ask jinding, regret the changeable smoke, everything goes with fate.
Rhyme: Word Forest, Part VII.
Rhythm: 1 14 in Qinyuanchun, with 13 four-tone rhymes in the first paragraph and 12 pentatonic rhymes in the second paragraph.
Brief introduction of Qinyuanchun:
Qinyuanchun, the epigraph name, is also known as "Dong Xian", "Shou Xing Ming" and "Dong Ting Chun". With Su Shi's poem "Qin Yuanchun Gu Guan Deng Qing" as the main body, it is disyllabic 1 14, with the first paragraph 13 and the second paragraph 12.
In addition, the disyllabic character 1 16, the first paragraph 13 and the second paragraph 13. Disyllabic words have 12, the first paragraph 13 and the second paragraph 12. Mao Zedong's "Spring and Snow in the Qinyuan" is his masterpiece.
The inscription of Qinyuanchun first appeared in the late Tang Dynasty after textual research. At present, the earliest word "Qinyuanchun" is Zhang Xian's "Qinyuanchun Sending the Capital to Zhao Yuedao". However, compared with Su Shi's ci, Zhang Xianzhi's ci still lacks accuracy. Therefore, later generations filled in "Qinyuanchun" and followed Su Ci.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Qinyuanchun