What does it mean that the harp is quiet in the imperial years?

It means that I hope I can live a peaceful life, enjoy playing the piano on weekdays, and live a quiet and safe life.

originally from The Book of Songs, National Style and Zheng Feng. This sentence is: "Yi Yan adds to it, and it is appropriate for the son. It is advisable to talk about drinking and grow old with your son. The harps and harps are in the imperial court, so be quiet.

Zheng Feng, the national wind, is a poem in The Book of Songs, the first poetry collection in ancient China. Most modern scholars think it is a poem praising the harmonious life, sincere feelings and beautiful life wishes of young couples.

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Ancient poems similar to those of Qin and Se in the imperial years:

1. Married as husband and wife, loving each other is good. Giving birth to a man and having children is expected to grow old together.

-Yu Qian's

2. Don't forget what you lost, and be immortal and live in Heng Chang. Never leave, never give up.

-Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions

3. Traveling in spring, apricot blossoms blow all over your head. Who is young and romantic?

-Wei Zhuang's "Sidi Township"

4. Remember to meet each other when painting the screen. Good dreams startled me, and I saw Gaotang Road broken.

—— Su Shi's "Butterfly Loves Flowers"

5. Seeing Qingqing in Huanhuaxi, her face is bright and her eyebrows are light.

—— Jiangchengzi by Zhang Mi

I met Jun Chu in 6th and 13th, and worked on silk and bamboo in Wang Hou's house. It's only because I feel that when I look back on you, I miss your dynasty and dusk.

—— The Song of Ancient Lovesickness