1. What are the poems about "Suona"

"Chao Tianzi·Ching the Trumpet"

Trumpet, Suona,

Song The child is small, but the voice is loud.

The traffic of official ships is chaotic,

It’s all up to you to raise your status.

The army is worried after hearing this,

The people are afraid after hearing this,

Where can we tell what is true and what is false?

What you see blows over this house,

It blows up that house,

Just blow all the water and let the goose fly!

About the author:

Wang Pan (about 1470~1530) is known as the crown of Nanqu [1]. A native of Gaoyou, Jiangsu, his courtesy name is Hongjian. A Sanqu writer and painter in the Ming Dynasty, he was also knowledgeable in medicine. When he was young, he failed to pass the imperial examination and never held an official position in his life. He indulged himself in landscapes, poetry and paintings, built a tower in the west of the city, and sang and chanted with the literati all day long, so he called himself "West Tower". He composed Sanqu with a wide range of themes. During the Zhengde period, the eunuchs were in power, and when ships arrived at Gaoyou, they often blew trumpets and harassed the people. He wrote a satirical poem "Chao Tianzi: Ode the Trumpet".

Suona:

It is a kind of Chinese national wind instrument and a folk instrument widely spread throughout China. The suona has a bright sound and loud volume. The tube is made of wood and is conical in shape. The upper end is equipped with a copper tube with a whistle, and the lower end is covered with a copper bell mouth (called a bowl), so it is commonly called a trumpet. Folks in Taiwan call it advocating, and Guangdong also calls it "Bayin".

The suona has a high-pitched and loud pronunciation. In the past, it was mostly used in folk singing gatherings, yangko gatherings, drumming classes and as accompaniment to local folk arts and operas. After continuous development, the performance skills have been enriched and the expressiveness has been improved. It has become a distinctive solo instrument and is used in ethnic band ensembles or as accompaniment for opera, singing and dancing

Suona classification

Suona is divided into three types according to the pitch of the tube sound (the pitch of the third hole is used as the key name): treble, midrange and bass. Those with a tube sound above #f1 are high-pitched suonas, those between #f~f'1 are mid-range suonas, and those below f are low-pitched suonas. For example, a suona with a tube sound of a1 is called a treble suona in the key of D, and a suona with a tube sound of a is called a alto suona in the key of D.

Suona’s influence:

Suona is a folk wind instrument with a long history, wide popularity, rich skills and strong expressiveness in China. Its pronunciation is cheerful and bold, high-pitched and loud, with softness in the hardness and hardness in the softness. It is one of the national musical instruments loved and welcomed by the majority of people. It is widely used in folk weddings, funerals, weddings, ceremonies, music, ceremonies, etc. Accompanying ceremonies such as sacrifices and Yangko performances.

Musical instruments: Generally refers to tools that can produce sounds in various ways. Generally divided into ethnic musical instruments and Western musical instruments.

An instrument that can produce musical sounds and recreate musical art. Human beings express and communicate their thoughts and feelings by playing musical instruments. The music industry and the musical instrument academic community have different views on the definition of musical instruments. The music industry believes that sound-producing instruments used in music are musical instruments; the musical instrument academic community usually regards many sound-producing instruments in non-music fields, such as golden drums in ancient wars, prayers and chanting in religion, and ceremonial signals in weddings and funerals. , signals solicited by vendors, etc. are also regarded as musical instruments, and even some production labor tools and daily utensils, such as: bows, saws, pestles, fou, cups, dishes, cups, bowls, etc. 2. What are the things about "suona" "Poetry"

"Chao Tianzi·Ching the Trumpet" Trumpet, suona, the music is small, the tune is loud.

The traffic of official ships is chaotic, and it all depends on you to raise your status. The army is worried after hearing the news, and the people are afraid after hearing the news. How can we tell what is true and what is false? What you see blows over this house, hurts that house, and blows all the water and the geese fly away! About the author: Wang Pan (about 1470~1530) is known as the crown of Nanqu [1].

Born in Gaoyou, Jiangsu, his courtesy name is Hongjian. A Sanqu writer and painter in the Ming Dynasty, he was also knowledgeable in medicine.

When he was young, he failed to take the imperial examination and did not take the exam. He never held an official position in his life. He indulged himself in landscapes, poetry and paintings, built a tower in the west of the city, and sang and chanted with the literati all day long, so he called himself "West Tower". He composed Sanqu with a wide range of themes.

During the Zhengde period, the eunuchs were in power. When ships arrived at Gaoyou, they often blew trumpets and harassed the people. He wrote a song "Chao Tianzi: Chanting the Trumpet" to satirize. Suona: It is a type of Chinese national wind instrument and a folk instrument widely spread throughout China.

Suona has a bright sound and loud volume. The tube is made of wood and is conical in shape. The upper end is equipped with a copper tube with a whistle, and the lower end is covered with a copper bell mouth (called a bowl), so it is commonly known as trumpet. Folks in Taiwan call it advocating, and Guangdong also calls it "Bayin".

The suona has a high-pitched and loud pronunciation. In the past, it was mostly used in folk singing gatherings, yangko gatherings, drumming classes and as accompaniment to local folk arts and operas. After continuous development, the performance skills have been enriched and the expressiveness has been improved. It has become a distinctive solo instrument and is used in ethnic band ensembles or as accompaniment for opera, singing and dancing. High as the key name) is divided into three types: treble, alto and bass.

All suonas whose tube sound is above #f1 are high-pitched suonas, those between #f~f'1 are mid-range suonas, and those below f are low-pitched suonas.

For example, a suona with a tube sound of a1 is called a treble suona in the key of D, and a suona with a tube sound of a is called a alto suona in the key of D.

Suona influence: Suona is a folk wind instrument with a long history, wide popularity, rich skills and strong expressiveness in China. Its pronunciation is cheerful and bold, high-pitched and loud, with softness in the hardness and hardness in the softness. It is one of the national musical instruments loved and welcomed by the majority of people. It is widely used in folk weddings, funerals, weddings, ceremonies, music, ceremonies, etc. Accompanying ceremonies such as sacrifices and Yangko performances.

Musical instruments: Generally refers to tools that can produce sounds in various ways. Generally divided into ethnic musical instruments and Western musical instruments.

An instrument that can produce musical sounds and recreate musical art. Human beings express and communicate their thoughts and feelings by playing musical instruments.

The music industry and the musical instrument academic community have different views on the definition of musical instruments. The music industry believes that sound-producing instruments used in music are musical instruments; the musical instrument academic community usually regards many sound-producing instruments in non-music fields, such as golden drums in ancient wars, prayers and chanting in religion, and ceremonial signals in weddings and funerals. , signals solicited by vendors, etc. are also regarded as musical instruments, and even some production labor tools and daily utensils, such as: bows, saws, pestles, fou, cups, dishes, cups, bowls, etc. 3. Verses about inheritance

1. Yesterday’s causes lead to today’s fruits, and the trees planted by the predecessors are left behind by others.

2. Talents have emerged from generation to generation, each leading the way for hundreds of years.

3. Being dependent on each other for life is both bitter and sweet, and the poems and books handed down from generation to generation are glorious.

4. Ice green, taken from blue and green from blue, water from it and cold from water. The waves behind the Yangtze River push the waves ahead, and the people of today are better than those of the past.

5. Since ancient times, no one has ever died, leaving a loyal heart to illuminate history.

6. New bamboo branches are higher than old bamboo branches, all because of the support of old branches.

7. The Red Army is not afraid of the difficulties of expeditions, and it only waits for thousands of rivers and mountains.

8. If you want to see farther, reach a higher level.

9. Isn’t it a gentleman who doesn’t know something but doesn’t feel embarrassed?

10. I am born with talents that will be useful, and I will come back after all the money I spent.

11. If you are proud of life, you must have all the joy, and don’t let the golden bottle stand empty against the moon.

12. The weather is not as good as the right place, and the right place is not as good as the people.

13. Ask him how clear he is? Come for living water from a source. 4. What are the poems about "inheritance"

1. "Desolate Village"

Era: Ming Dynasty Author: Yu Qian

The village is very desolate and suffers from drought every year. locust.

The old man pays the debt, and the young man sells and loses grain.

The walls of the house were broken, and Liang Yiyue fell into bed.

But those who know herdsmen are unwilling to report disasters and injuries.

2. "Song of Palm Fly Fly"

Era: Tang Author: Wei Yingwu

The palm flies to the emperor's seat, and blue flies cover the walls. Wen is as light as silk and spreads like hair, and a horse-tailed yak cannot escape. The bamboo stems coming out of the Xiangjiang River are cold and jasper is cold.

There are lingering strands of weaving on them that are still being searched for. Waving left and right, the clear summer breeze spreads, and a lonely pine branch makes a sound in the wind. The beauty is so pitiful that even if she could point white, she would still be black.

3. "Inviting Guests on the Lake to Send Off Spring Boating"

Era: Tang Dynasty Author: Bai Juyi

If I want to invite guests to accompany me in the late spring, who is the best among the guests? Style?

Two bottles of Ruo are newly opened, and a song of colorful clothes is first learned.

The orchestral rows are lined with green sleeves, pointing to the red flags on the boats.

Slowly lead the way towards the center of the lake, just like a rhombus mirror going up.

4. "The Return of Mr. Ruan·When he came, the red sun made the window screen"

Era: Song Dynasty Author: Yan Jidao

When he came, the red sun made the window screen,

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Spring red and falling asleep under the clouds.

When I go to the garden, crows want to perch in the trees.

The fragrant screen covers the slanting moon.

Collect green feathers and decorate them with beauty.

Qingli’s letter is poor.

Yu Sheng still loves the peach blossoms,

I don’t recall home tonight. 5. What are the poems that express inheritance?

1. Li Qiao of the Tang Dynasty, "The Weiyang Palace in the Ancient City of Chang'an"

The old palace is built by the wise, and the new garden sage comes . The fortunes of the city have changed, and the buildings have been destroyed.

The back pool has no water, and the front hall has turned into ashes for a long time. Do not discern the concept of praying for the wind, the cup of inheritance is empty.

The hearts of Chen have been together for thousands of years, and the rhyme of wisdom has opened up. At the joint chapter today, I hesitated to go to Baitai.

2. Song Ren Xiyi's "Seven Poems on the Jiao Tan Zhai Palace"

The Han Garden has an empty inheritance dew plate, but the luck is gone and the spring is gone.

My lord, Xue Jian, is so powerful that he only rings the jade bell to the temple in the suburbs.

3. "Eight Poems of Xiangtan" by Xu Yueqing of the Song Dynasty

It is no coincidence that the teacher's enlightenment chapter was passed down by his own hands that day.

The waning moon is shining in the sky at dawn, and the willows and grass are weeping every year.

There is no place for a man who repays his kindness, but there is no place for him without losing his grace.

The moon illuminates the heart in the fragrant pool, and the rain washes the beauty.

4. "Poems of the Past Dynasties: Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors" by Yang Jian of the Song Dynasty

How many years have the chaos been cut open?

But I heard that there are three emperors in the history, Fuyi Shennong and Huangdi.

After the Three Emperors and the Five Emperors, Shaohao, Zhuanxu and Gao Xin succeeded.

Yao and Shun of the Tang Dynasty followed, and the world was in great prosperity. 6. What are the poems describing "inheritance"

1. Ice green, taken from blue, is green from blue, water is cold from water. ——Warring States: Xunzi's "Encouragement to Learning"

Translation: Indigo is extracted from indigo, but it is darker than indigo; ice is made of water, but it is colder than water.

2. Since ancient times, no one has ever died, leaving a loyal heart to illuminate history. ——"Crossing the Lingding Ocean" Wen Tianxiang

Translation: Who has been able to live forever since ancient times? I want to leave a piece of patriotic loyalty reflected in the annals of history.

3. New bamboo branches are higher than old bamboo branches, all because of the support of old stems. Next year there will be another new born, the ten-foot-long dragon grandson will come around Fengchi. ——"Hsinchu" Zheng Xie

Translation: Newly grown bamboos are taller than old bamboos, and their growth is entirely supported by the old branches. There will be new growth next year and it will grow taller.

It is a metaphor that the young are better than the old, and the growth of new forces requires the active support of the older generation. The first two sentences are a review, which not only expresses that "the waves behind the Yangtze River push the waves ahead, the new generation is better than the old", but also expresses that the younger generations will not forget the support and teaching of their predecessors; the last two sentences are outlook, used to express that the new forces will be better and stronger .

4. Ask him how clear he is? Come for living water from a source. ——"Two Poems on Readings" by Zhu Xi

Translation: I want to ask why the water in Fangtang is so clear? It is because there is an inexhaustible source that continuously delivers living water to it.

If readers put aside the description object of the poem itself, they can extend this truth. For example, if "book" is understood as "book", and the content of the book is not general, it includes medical books, philosophy books, history books, science and technology books, etc.

Rather, it only reflects the beauty of literature and art in terms of literary content such as poems, lyrics, music, prose, etc. Then, it can also be considered that "source of living water" expresses "inexhaustible literary thoughts", while "one night of spring tide" It expresses "the flourishing of literary thoughts" and so on.

5. Talented people have emerged from generation to generation, and each has led the way for hundreds of years. ——"On Five Poems Part 2" Zhao Yi

Translation: There are many talented people in the country from generation to generation, and their poems, articles and popularity will be passed down for hundreds of years.

6. Kill Xia Minghan and the people who came after him. ——"Poetry of Death" by Xia Minghan

Translation: Kill me, Xia Minghan, and there will be unfinished business inherited by those who come after you.

7. The eyes are full of vitality and transformation, and the craftsmen of heaven strive for innovation every day. Five hundred years of new ideas were predicted in advance, but in a thousand years they will become obsolete. ——"On Poetry" Zhao Yi

Translation: Nature and human society are constantly moving and developing, and new things and new ideas are emerging one after another. Even if you can write poems with new ideas for five hundred years in advance, they will feel stale after a thousand years.