Its meaning has always been explained according to the seven-character ancient poem "Fisherman" written by the Tang Dynasty poet Liu Zongyuan, so some people think that this song was written by Liu Zongyuan. After that, Pu was recorded as Yi Nai and Guan Pinghu played music. Now the Qin family plays mostly abridged versions of Guan Pinghu. "Yunnai" refers to the sound of paddles or fishermen's horns. The music is melodious, fresh and meaningful, and lyrical with mountains and rivers as images. It is a famous song that expresses the feelings of fishing and firewood and sends feelings to mountains and rivers.
Music score of Erxiang Qin (1833): Yi Nai, commonly known as "Northern Fishing Song". Old accounts, such as the legacy of Taikoo, Wenguan and Yangchuntang, are also famous for fishing songs. The end of the volume, or set three or five, or set one or six, is not. It's a tune from Chengjiantang, ending with 24, which is a feather sound, but the word "North" is not seen in the engraving. Those vulgar or "northern fishing songs" are different from those that are in tune with the commercial tone. Fishing songs need seven tones, and I want five tones. Is it true that I am from the Northern Song Dynasty? This song is also a fisherman's song. The out-of-tune fisherman's song comes first, for fear of being mixed up, so it was named after Liu Shi's "Only the creak of his oars is in the green mountains and rivers".
This song is based on the famous seven-character poem Fisherman written by Liu Zongyuan in the Tang Dynasty. The original poem "An old fisherman spent the night here, under the west cliff, Xiao Ji, and burned Chu Zhuxiang". The smoke disappeared, and no one was seen at sunrise, only the creak of his paddle remained in the green mountains and green waters. I turned around and saw the waves moving like from the sky, and the clouds floating leisurely on the cliff. Nai "is generally interpreted as the sound of rowing or rowing." There is also a view that "Yi Nai" is a musical work that shows the boatman's pulling work, and its pronunciation should be "????????????". (Case, Hu Zai " Yes, the voice is dim and weak. There is a labor horn in the song, which appears many times and is very excited every time. The whole piece of music is melancholy and uneven, and it is an important piano piece with great image and depth. In ancient music, this kind of work that directly and concretely expresses labor is rare "(On the Music Art of Li See Xiangting Guqin). At present, the status quo of piano industry is that two pronunciations coexist. In music, sad voices appear in different forms, subtly expressing a static and dynamic artistic conception, praising the beauty of nature and embodying the author's narcissism.
The word "Yi Nai" began when Jie Yuan, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, entered poetry. Yuan said, "Who can listen to me? I am very touched. Don't hate Shen, don't blame Xiang Shuiqing. How dare you say that you envy Jiang Yueming? I heard that the boat was broken and I heard the fishing song. The first song is sad, but this song is sad. Where is the legacy? I am a fisherman. " Later quoted in poetry and music.