Luo Dayou, Qi Yu... They all sang the afterglow into a song 丨 night question

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On December 14, 2017, Yu Guangzhong passed away at the age of 89. As a famous contemporary writer, poet, scholar, and translator, the work we are most familiar with him is probably the song "Nostalgia" that was selected as a textbook. His poetry genre is rich, thinking about reality, nostalgia for his hometown, singing praises of family affection... There are always sentences that will impress you in his all-encompassing subject matter.

He wrote to his new wife that the honeymoon is lemon yellow, but sweeter and rounder than lemon, like the wedding ring you wear on your ring finger, and he describes stalactites as stone falling, stalagmites rising, and Pangu's white whiskers growing slowly. A thousand years a centimeter, a thousand years a minute, and there is an eternity hanging between the rise and fall." There is also a famous sentence that describes Li Bai, which is familiar to the national college entrance examination students: "Wine into the intestines, seven points into the moonlight, the remaining three points into sword qi, embroidery mouth spit half a sheng Tang."

There are poems and songs, and some musicians see the rhymes in the beautiful writing in Yu Guang and turn them into songs, such as Luo Dayou's "Four Rhymes of Nostalgia" adapted from the poem of the same name in Yu Guang, and another "Nostalgia" sung by Mao Amin. His "Folk Song" was sung by Qi Yu as "Legend", "The Tentacles of the Soul" was sung by Tang Xiaoshi as "When You Love Me", and many more poems were composed into songs.

Yu Guangzhong responded to his idea of turning poetry into song in the article "White Jade Bitter Melon", "As for myself, I am quite interested and confident in the combination of poetry and music. In "White Jade Bitter Melon", there are nearly ten works related to the song, which is the best illustration. He also said, "The life of the song should not stop at staves or concerts, it should be recited in the streets and alleys, living on the lips of the vast number of young people." It seems that poets and musicians still have a long way to go. "I hope that in the future, we can continue to let the poems and songs in the afterglow be praised."

Edited by Wu Longzhen

Proofread by Liu Yue