The answer is Qu Jing Ren San

Qu Jing Ren San (Chinese word)

Qu Jing Ren San is a Chinese word, which means that everything will perish. At that moment, the music stopped. Everyone dispersed.

Interpretation

After the drummer finished playing, the listeners left one after another. The river still flows eastward, and the peaks and mountains remain the same. Everything must die at a moment when the music stops. Everyone dispersed. Or it can be used as a metaphor that there is no eternal feast in the world.

Source

"Provincial Examination of Xiangling Drums and Pianos"

Qian Qi, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, wrote the last two poems of "Provincial Examinations of Xiangling Drums and Pianos" The sentence "When the song ends, no one can be seen, and there are several green peaks on the river." Later, it was interpreted as the song ends and people disperse.

"The Song of the Race"

"The Song of the Race"

Liu Yuxi

The Yuanjiang River is flat and the embankment flows in May, and the people of the city are sailing on colorful boats. .

The song for the year of Lingjun has been completed, and the mournful ballads have been revitalizing since then.

Yang Juan struck the thunder and Khotan, and the turbulent currents rushed forward loudly.

The dragon catches the rain, its mane stirs, and the cricket drinks from the river.

The governor came to the flowing green curtain, raised the pole and ordered the nobles to be divided into male and female.

First of all, Yu Yong strives to encourage him, but before he reaches the title, his color becomes dull.

Yum has its own early stage, but it has no fixed destination once it takes off.

Customs are so heavy at this time, looking at the Yunwei River and the Mekong River.

The colorful flags on the bank illuminate the Jiao room, and the stockings and rippling waves are playing in the water.

At the end of the song, people dispersed and melancholy, the water in front of Zhaoqu Pavilion poured into the east.

"Pu Jiuke, a man playing the flute in Qiantang, under the moonlight"

Author: Li Yuan Year: Song Dynasty

"Pu Jiuke, a man playing the flute in Qiantang, under the moonlight" The full text of the poem "We have all returned home after hearing about the sadness of traveling together"

The rafters of Keting are no longer available, but the yellow bamboos of Qizhou still exist today.

The green cliffs and verdant walls are full of green trees, and thousands of hectares are desolate and misty.

The Qiang people have extraordinary eyesight, and their flutes are cut into phoenix-shaped and full-bodied shapes.

The old dragon's remaining sound is like a star in the sky, wishing to spray the scorching sky for the autumn dawn.

The West Lake is quiet and cool at night, and the crescent moon shines brightly on the top of the mountain.

Shang Xuan's voice is sad and his voice is strong, and Xingzi is embarrassed at times.

When there are no green pearls, the clear sound stimulates the white teeth, and the wild king is facing the wind for three times.

Only the sadness has no ancient or modern meaning, and the water keeps flowing eastward with the sword raised.

The orchid lamp in the boudoir illuminates the empty bed, and the sound of the flute is not as long as separation and hatred.

At the end of the song, everyone dispersed and felt melancholy, looking back at the country and the mountains that were no longer my hometown.

Everything is like a cloud, and the amber in the drunken cup is thin.

Don’t you see the jade pipes blowing across the Yellow Crane Tower, and the plum blossoms falling in May in Jiangcheng.