1. What are the ancient poems about playing the harp?

There are fifty strings of Jinse for no reason, and each string and one column reminds me of the past. "Jin Se"

Noisy and jumbled bullets, big and small beads falling onto the jade plate. "Pipa Play"

A monk from Shu held the green silk in his arms and headed west to Mount Emei. "Listening to Shu Monk Jun Playing the Qin" by Li Bai

On the seven cold strings, I listened quietly to the cold wind in the pines. "Playing the Qin" Liu Changqing

The zither is played with golden chestnut pillars, in front of the jade house with plain hands. "Listening to the Zheng" Li Duan

Sitting alone in the secluded bamboo, playing the zither and whistling loudly. "Zhuli Pavilion" Wang Wei

Introduction to ancient poetry: Ancient poetry is a general term for ancient Han poetry. In terms of time, it refers to Chinese poetic works before the Opium War in 1840. From the perspective of meter, ancient poetry can be divided into ancient poetry and modern poetry. . Taking the Tang Dynasty as the boundary, all poems in the past were ancient poetry. After that, ancient poetry gradually declined and died out. Ancient style poetry is also called ancient poetry or ancient style poetry; modern style poetry is also called modern style poetry. From the Book of Songs to Yu Xin in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, all poems can be considered ancient poetry, but poetry after the Tang Dynasty may not all be considered modern poetry, specifically due to the differences in meter, sound, and rhyme. 2. Poems describing playing the harp

1. "Listening to a monk from Shu playing the harp/Listening to a monk from Shu playing the harp" - author Li Bai in the Tang Dynasty

A monk from Shu hugged the green silk and went west to Emei peak.

Waving your hand for me is like listening to thousands of pines.

The guest's heart is washed away by the running water, and the remaining sound enters the frost bell.

Unconsciously, the blue mountains are dusk, and the autumn clouds are darker.

Translation: Shu monk Jun holds a green Qiqin in his arms. He comes from Mount Emei in the west.

He waved for me and played a famous song, and I seemed to hear the wind in the pines and waves.

My soul seems to be washed by running water, and the lingering sound echoes the autumn frost bell.

Unconsciously, the green hills are covered with twilight, and the autumn clouds seem to be a few layers darker.

2. "Qin Song" - Author Li Qi, Tang Dynasty

The master has wine to enjoy the evening, please play the qin Guangling guest.

The moon shines on the city, half of the crows are flying, and the frost is desolate and the wind is blowing into the clothes.

The candles in the copper furnace increase the brightness, and the concubine Chu after the first play of Lu River.

After a sound, all the animals fell silent, and the four silent stars became more and more distant.

Qinghuai envoys traveled more than a thousand miles, and dared to tell Yunshan from now on.

Translation: The host serves wine for everyone to gather tonight, and the luthier plays the strings to add to the banquet.

The bright moon shines over the city, crows are flying, and the frost is coming, and the cold wind blows through the clothes.

The fire is warm and the candles add brilliance. The artist played "Lushui" first and then "Concubine Chu".

As soon as his piano sounded, everything fell silent, and the four people listened silently and held their breath.

I was ordered to go to Guan Qinghuai, my hometown far away, to inform everyone that I want to return to Yunshan Mountain.

3. "Ships Support the Qin at Night" - Author Bai Juyi, Tang Dynasty

Birds perch and fish do not move, the moon shines on the deep river at night.

There is nothing happening outside, and there is only the piano in the boat.

The seven strings are good friends, and the two ears are bosom friends.

When the mind is calm, the voice is calm, and there is no ancient or present.

Translation: On a clear night, the birds and fish are motionless. The bright moon is immersed in the deep river water, entering their dreams, right? There is no harassment from anything, except the piano in the boat. There is no harassment from anything. Just sit alone and sing a song indifferently! The seven silver strings on the piano are his most intimate friends, and his ears are his bosom friends. When the calm and natural voice melts into the heart, the whole world is eternal and beautiful. Who knows, where is the past and where is the present?

4. "Qiaoshan People Are Good at Playing the Qin" - Author Xu Ke Qing Dynasty

In the early days of the Qing Dynasty, there were people from Qiaoshan who were good at playing the Qin. He is good at fingering and has been taught by others. Every time in the desolate forest and thorn bushes, the drums are played again and again, and the mournful birds and cold falcons are chirping in harmony. Later, he traveled to Yingchu and performed Dongting music during the trip. When the neighboring ladies heard about it, they sighed with regret. After that, he said: "I have held this for half my life, so I don't think I will meet a close friend here." He closed the door. The woman said: "My husband has been playing catkins for a long time. Today, the guest drums here, and the sound is very similar to his." The mountain man responded silently.

Translation: In the early years of the founding of the People's Republic of China, there was a man from Qiaoshan who was good at playing the piano. His fingering technique for playing the piano is very exquisite and he has been taught by experts. He often played it many times in the barren mountains and ridges, making the birds desolate and the falcons cold, and they all chirped sadly in response. Later (he) traveled to Chu State and played Dongting music alone in the hotel. An old woman next door was very moved when she heard the music and couldn't help but sigh and feel sorry for her.

(The song) had finished playing, (Qiao Shanren) sighed: "I have been playing the piano for most of my life, but I didn't expect to meet my soulmate here!" (Qiao Shanren) knocked on the door and asked her, the old woman The person said: "When my husband was alive, he played cotton as a profession. Now the sound you play here is just like the sound of my wife playing cotton!" Qiao Shanren said without saying a word walked away.

5. "One of Two Songs of the Swallows" - Author Cao Pi Dynasty Wei and Jin Dynasty

The autumn wind is bleak and the weather is cool, the grass and trees are shaking and the dew turns to frost, and the swallows say goodbye and return to the swans Nanxiang. (Yan Nanxiang, a work by Hu Nanxiang)

I miss you so much that I miss you so much when you are traveling, and I miss you so much when you return to your hometown. How can you stay and send me somewhere else?

The humble concubine stays alone in the empty room, worrying about you and not forgetting about you. She sheds tears on her clothes without realizing it.

The sound of the zither and the strings of the piano are used to clear the business, but the short songs and slight chants cannot be long.

The bright moon shines brightly on my bed, and the stars are drifting westward into the night.

The morning glory and the weaver girl look at each other from a distance, how can you live alone in the river beam?

Translation: The autumn wind is bleak, the weather is cold, the grass and trees are falling, and the white dew is frost. The swallows bid farewell and return, and the swans fly south. I miss my beloved who is traveling far away, and my heart breaks.

I am full of thoughts and miss my hometown. Why do you want to leave others alone? The concubine stays alone in her boudoir. When she is sad, she misses the gentleman. I can't forget it. Unknowingly, tears fell down and wet my clothes.

He took the guqin and plucked the strings, but there was a trace of sadness. The short song is chanted softly, seeming to continue and break. The bright moonlight shines on my empty bed, the stars flow slowly to the west, and the sleepless nights are long with worry.

Morning Glory and Weaver Girl look at each other from a distance. What sin do you have for being blocked by the Tianhe River? 3. The poem describing the sound of the piano in the poem "Listening to the Qin" is

The poem describing the "sound of the piano" in the poem "Listening to the Qin" is "On the seven cold strings, listening quietly to the cold wind in the pines."

< p> Sentence Translation The cool melody played by the lyre is melodious and ups and downs, and listening carefully is like the sound of the rolling pine waves. This sentence comes from "Listening to Play the Qin" by Liu Changqing in the Tang Dynasty. The original text is as follows: On the seven strings of Lingling, listen quietly to the cold wind in the pines.

Although the ancient tune is self-loving, many people today don’t play it. Sentence Appreciation: The title of this poem is "Playing the Qin", and both "Liu Suizhou Collection" and "Complete Tang Poems" are "Listening to the Playing the Qin".

Let's take a closer look at the word "listen quietly" in the poem. It is appropriate to use the word "listen" in the title. The qin is a traditional Chinese musical instrument composed of seven strings, so the first sentence uses "seven strings" as the synonym for the qin, and the image is more specific.

"Ling Ling" describes the clear and clear sound of the piano, which evokes the word "pine wind and cold". "Pine Wind Cold" uses the wind flowing into the pine forest to suggest the sadness of the sound of the piano, which is extremely vivid and guides readers into the realm of music.

The word "quietly listening" describes the state of trance of the listener, which shows the wonderful sound of the piano. The elegant and peaceful sound of the piano can often evoke in the listener a sense of tranquility and solemnity as water flows over the rocks and the wind blows under the pines.

There is also a tune named "Wind in the Pine" in the music, which is a pun and has a very clever meaning. 4. In ancient poetry, playing the harp

Sitting and watching the children learn calligraphy, while lying down to listen to the harp playing.

——"Leisure" Lu You drank wine and showed his spirit, and played the piano to delight his soul. ——"Light Rain" Lu Youhua County is playing the piano in his spare time, while the woodcutter wind is carrying the wine.

——"Going Boating with Wang Ming's Mansion" Liu Changqing was playing the piano in the high hall, hoping to transform the world. ——"Eight Miscellaneous Odes" Wang Anshi played the piano and drank wine again, and admired Ji Ruan Tu.

——"Making It Immediately" Bai Juyi Mi played the piano to kill the sun, and finally the army abandoned the Ying Miao time. ——"Two Poems on the Water Tower of Zhongming Mansion on July 1st" Du Fu wanted to play the piano, but he hated the ignorant music appreciation.

——"Summer Huai Xin Da in the South Pavilion" Meng Haoran bought a mountain but planted bamboos, and even played the piano to the guests. ——"Autumn Day" Du Mu glanced at the hanging mirror with silk hair on his temples, and shed tears on his lapel while playing the piano.

——"Reward for Li Duan's Residence in Chang'an and Occasionally Psalm" Lu Lun plays the piano and does not know how to drink, and writes poems in his leisure time. ——"Climbing the tower in winter brings a gift to Cheng Teng" Lu Lun sat alone in the secluded bamboo, playing the piano and whistling loudly.

——"Zhuli Pavilion" Wang Wei The wind blows and the wind blows, and the moon shines on the mountain and plays the piano. ——"Reward Zhang Shaofu" Wang Weiqi and Peng Hushi were playing the piano and reciting oaths.

——"Yong Huai" Ruan Ji died on the calamus stone at Jiujie, and the god of Xiang played the harp to welcome the emperor's son. ——"Song of the Emperor's Son" Li He didn't see anyone to talk to him, so he returned to sit down to play the piano and think about the distance.

——"Answers to the Song Dynasty" Sima Chengzhen had no choice but to sit down and play the harp in the clear wind and white moonlight. ——"Six Quatrains of Tiger Hill: Thousands of People Sitting" Fan Chengda played the piano and whistled loudly, but did not answer Ruan and Ji.

——"Gift to Wang Zhongsu Temple Prime Minister (named Jingchun.)" Su Shi. 5. The poem describing the sound of the piano in the poem "Ting Tan Qin" is

The poem describing the "sound of the piano" in the poem "Ting Tan Qin" is "On the seven cold strings, listening quietly to the cold wind in the pines."

< p> Sentence Translation

The cool melody played by the lyre is melodious and ups and downs, and listening carefully is like the sound of the rolling pine waves.

This sentence comes from "Listening to Play the Qin" written by Liu Changqing in the Tang Dynasty. The original text is as follows:

On the seven strings of Lingling, I listen quietly to the cold wind in the pines.

Although the ancient tune is self-loving, many people today don’t play it.

Sentence Appreciation

The title of this poem is "Playing the Qin", and both "Liu Suizhou Collection" and "Complete Tang Poems" are "Listening to the Playing the Qin". Take a closer look at the word "listen quietly" in the poem. It is appropriate to use the word "listen" in the title.

The qin is an ancient traditional Chinese musical instrument, consisting of seven strings, so the first sentence uses "seven strings" as the synonym for the qin, and the image is more specific. "Ling Ling" describes the clear and clear sound of the piano, which evokes the word "pine wind and cold". "Pine Wind Cold" uses the wind flowing into the pine forest to suggest the sadness of the sound of the piano, which is extremely vivid and guides readers into the realm of music. The word "quietly listening" describes the state of trance of the listener, which shows the wonderful sound of the piano. The elegant and peaceful sound of the piano can often evoke in the listener a sense of tranquility and solemnity as water flows over the rocks and the wind blows under the pines. There is also a tune named "The Wind Enters the Pine" in the music, which is a pun and has a very clever meaning. 6. Playing the harp in ancient poetry

Sitting and watching the children learn calligraphy, while lying down to listen to the harp playing.

——Lu You in "Leisure"

Drink wine and show your spirit, and play the piano to delight your soul. ——"Light Rain" by Lu You

In Huaxian County, when I am not playing the piano, the wind is blowing and I am drinking. ——"Going Boating with Wang Mingfu" Liu Changqing

Playing the piano in the high hall, wanting to transform the world. ——"Eight Miscellaneous Odes" Wang Anshi

Playing the harp and drinking wine, and admiring Ji Ruan Tu. ——"Making It Immediately" Bai Juyi

Mi plays the piano to kill the sun, and finally the army abandons the beautiful time. ——"Two Poems on the Water Tower of Zhongming Mansion on July 1st" by Du Fu

I want to play the piano, but I hate the ignorance of the music. ——"The Huai Xin Da in the South Pavilion in Summer" Meng Haoran

Buying a mountain only grows bamboo, and even plays the piano to the guests. ——"Autumn" Du Mu

Looking at the mirror hanging from the sideburns, tears streaming down the lapel while playing the piano. ——"Reward for Li Duan's Residence in Chang'an" by Lu Lun

He plays the piano and drinks wine without knowing the dusk, and writes poems in his leisure time. ——"Climbing the tower in winter brings a gift to Cheng Teng" Lu Lun

Sitting alone in the secluded bamboo, playing the piano and whistling loudly. ——"Zhuli Pavilion" Wang Wei

The pine wind blows the belt, and the mountain moon shines on the piano. ——"Rewarding Zhang Shaofu" Wang Wei

How can I play the piano and recite oaths with Peng Hushi? ——"Yong Huai" Ruan Ji

He died on the nine-section calamus stone, and the god of Hunan played the harp to welcome the emperor's son. ——"Song of the Emperor's Son" Li He

I didn't see him and no one talked to him. I sat back and played the piano and thought about the distance. ——"Answers to Questions of the Song Dynasty" Sima Chengzhen

I had no choice but to sit down and play the piano in the clear wind and white moonlight. ——"Six Quatrains of Tiger Hill: Thousands of People Sitting" Fan Chengda

Played the piano and whistled loudly, but did not answer Ruan and Ji. ——"Gift to Wang Zhongsu Temple Prime Minister (named Jingchun.)" Su Shi 7. Ancient Poems on Playing the Qin

Playing the Qin

Liu Changqing

Ling Ling ① Qixian ② on, < /p>

Listen quietly to the cold wind in the pines ③.

Although the ancient tune is self-loving,

Today many people don’t play it.

Notes

①Lingling: overflowing with appearance.

② Seven-stringed qin: The guqin has seven strings, so it is called lyre.

③Songfenghan: Songfeng, the name of the qin music, refers to the song "The Wind Enters the Pine". Han: means desolate.

Commentary

This is a small poem that uses an ancient tune to describe being neglected and not being taken seriously by others, to express the idea that one’s talents are not appreciated and one’s best friend is a rare one. The first two sentences describe the realm of music, and the last two sentences express feelings. The whole poem shifts from praising the sound of the piano to lamenting the fashion, revealing the poet's aloof and self-appreciative, unconventional and rare bosom friend. 8. Interpretation of Liu Changqing's ancient poem "Playing the Qin"

Ling Ling ① on the seven strings ②,

Listening quietly to the cold wind in the pines ③.

Although the ancient tune is self-loving,

Today many people don’t play it.

Notes

①Lingling: overflowing with appearance.

② Seven-stringed qin: The guqin has seven strings, so it is called lyre.

③Songfenghan: Songfeng, the name of the qin music, refers to the song "The Wind Enters the Pine". Han: means desolate.

Comments

? This is a small poem that uses an ancient tune to express the neglect of others and the lack of attention by others to express the talent that is not appreciated and the best friend of the world. The first two sentences describe the realm of music, and the last two sentences express feelings. The whole poem shifts from praising the sound of the piano to lamenting the fashion, revealing the poet's aloof and self-appreciative, unconventional and rare bosom friend.

The title of the poem is "Listening to Playing the Qin" ("Liu Suizhou Collection"). Take a closer look at the word "listen quietly" in the poem. It is appropriate to use the word "listen" in the title.

The qin is a traditional Chinese musical instrument in ancient my country. It is composed of seven strings, so the first sentence uses "seven strings" as the synonym for the qin, and the image is more specific. "Ling Ling" describes the clear and clear sound of the piano, which evokes the word "pine wind and cold". "Pine Wind Cold" uses the wind flowing into the pine forest to suggest the sadness of the sound of the piano, which is extremely vivid and guides readers into the realm of music. The word "quietly listening" describes the state of trance of the listener, which shows the wonderful sound of the piano. The elegant and peaceful sound of the piano can often evoke in the listener a sense of tranquility and solemnity as water flows over the rocks and the wind blows under the pines. There is also a tune named "The Wind Enters the Pine" in the music, which is a pun and has a very clever meaning.

If the first two sentences describe the realm of music, the last two sentences are argumentative and lyrical, involving the background of music changes at that time. Qin and harp were still used in southern Qing music during Han, Wei and Six Dynasties. By the Tang Dynasty, music had undergone changes, with "Yan music" becoming a new sound, and the main musical instruments were the pipa introduced from the Western Regions. "The pipa dances with a new sound" and at the same time, the public's appreciation taste has also changed. What is popular is new music that expresses worldly joyful voices. Although Mu Rusongfeng's piano sound is beautiful, it has become an "ancient tune" after all. How many people can appreciate it with elegance? The words reveal a high-spirited loneliness. The word "although" changes from the praise of the sound of the piano to the emotion of fashion. The word "many" in "Today there are too many people who don't play" reflects the scarcity of close friends of qin players. Some people use these two sentences to say that today's people are more fashionable than playing ancient tunes, and they are intended to show that the author is out of step with the times, which is quite right. Liu Changqing was the most talented man in the Qing Dynasty, but he was reviled twice in his life. He had an out-of-place attitude and a sentiment that was out of tune with the popular customs. His collection includes the poem "You Qin" (one of the "Eight Miscellaneous Odes to Li Shilang of the Ministry of Rites"): "The moonlight is full of white, and the sound of the piano is suitable for the late night. On the green silk, I listen quietly to the cold wind in the pines. Although the ancient tune Self-love, many people today don't play this song. It's hard to know the music.

"Four of them are the quatrains of "Tingqin". "It is difficult to know the music that is valuable" is also the theme of the poem. "You must write this poem, and you must know that you are not a poet." The poem "Tingqin" is just a way of expressing one's hope. It's just a self-admiration sentiment.

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Explanation of poetry

The quiet sound played on the lyre is as desolate as the cold wind blowing into the pine forest. Although I love old tunes, not many people play them nowadays.

Word explanation

Ling Ling: Describes the clear and clear sound

Poetry. Appreciation

The title of the poem is "Playing the Qin", and the "Liu Suizhou Collection" is "Listening to Playing the Qin". The poet listened quietly to the piano player, described the superb piano player's skills, and lamented that the world did not like elegant ancient music. There is a touch of sentimentality in the whole poem, and the narrative expresses emotion.