What poem is Pipa Xing?

Pipa Xing is one of Bai Juyi's long Yuefu poems, and Pipa Xing is a long narrative poem written by Bai Juyi, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. By describing the superb playing skills and unfortunate life experiences of the geisha pipa girl, this poem reveals the unreasonable phenomena such as bureaucratic corruption, the decline of people's livelihood and the burying of talents in feudal society, expresses the poet's deep sympathy for the pipa girl, and also expresses the poet's resentment at his innocent being demoted. The narrative and lyric of the whole poem are closely combined to create a complete and distinctive character image; The language flow is symmetrical, beautiful and harmonious, especially the description of pipa performance, which is clever in metaphor, turns virtual into reality and presents a distinct musical image.

Expansion: The content of Pipa Travel, mentioned in the preface, tells the story of the author's relegation from Chang 'an to Jiujiang, listening to an Chang 'an's main player playing the pipa and telling his life story. As a long narrative poem, this poem is rigorous and meticulous in structure, with twists and turns in plot and ups and downs. Hong Mai in Song Dynasty commented on it in Rongzhai Wu Bi: Bai Letian wrote a pipa, but readers admired its charm, praised its lyrics and praised the shortcomings of Yuefu, so it was really a work advocated by Chang 'an people. Stealing doubts. Although the outline of Tang Shifa here is broad, Lotte once lived in a taboo secret and lived in exile for a short time, so he wouldn't take a night walker alone on a woman's boat and drink with her. As for the fun of playing silk, I will go in the middle of the night. Don't worry about businessmen, can we talk about this later? Lotte means to express hatred for the end of the world.