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Chinese Studies Daily Class | Under the setting sun, the wine was idle, and the two or three voyages did not land

Chinese Studies Daily Class | Under the setting sun, the wine was idle, and the two or three voyages did not land
Chinese Studies Daily Class | Under the setting sun, the wine was idle, and the two or three voyages did not land

Chinese Studies Daily Class

Chinese Studies Daily Class | Under the setting sun, the wine was idle, and the two or three voyages did not land
Chinese Studies Daily Class | Under the setting sun, the wine was idle, and the two or three voyages did not land

Three hundred meta-songs

Introduction

Ma Zhiyuan (c. 1251– after 1321), known as Dongli, was a native of Dadu (present-day Beijing). In his youth, he had great ambitions, but his career was uncertain, and his political ambitions were never realized. He was dissatisfied with the current politics and lived in seclusion in the countryside. Ma Zhiyuan once joined the Yuan Zhen Book Club with Li Shizhong, Hua Lilang, Red Character Li Er and other famous artists. Among the yuan dynasty prose writers, Ma Zhiyuan has the largest number of scattered songs and the most widely circulated, and there are 15 kinds of miscellaneous dramas written by him, 115 scattered songs, 27 sets of songs, and an edition of "Dongli Lefu". Together with Zheng Guangzu, Bai Pu, and Guan Hanqing, he was known as the "Four Greats of Yuanqu", and later generations also called them "Qu Zhuangyuan" and "Horse Immortals". The Taihe Zhengyin Spectrum states that "ma dong hedge words, such as chaoyang singing phoenix". Its small order "Tianjing Sha Qiusi" is known as the "ancestor of autumn thought". Now select 27 small orders, and select 3 paragraphs from the set of numbers, covering various aspects such as nostalgia, sighing, lyrical, detention, lovesickness, and retreat. The following is a group of song cards, a brief introduction.

"Shouyang Qu Yuanpu Fangui" depicts a picture of the return of the fisherman of Jiangcun, which not only writes the beauty of the fishing village in Jiangnan, but also writes the relaxed and happy feelings of the fishermen after their labor.

【Double tone】Shouyang Qu Yuanpu 1 sail return

Under the setting sun, the wine was idle for 2, and the two or three voyages had not landed on the shore 3. Falling flowers and water fragrant huts late, broken bridges sell fish people scattered.

concentrate

release

1 Pu: Where the water's edge or river flows into the sea.

2 wine (pèi): wine flag.

3 Voyage: Boat. Shore: Shore.

translate

wen

At sunset, the wine flag hung leisurely, and there were two or three small boats on the river that had not docked. The aroma of falling flowers filled the water, the huts shrouded in twilight, and the fish sellers on the broken bridge had dispersed.

This interpretation is excerpted from Yuelu Book Society

Chinese Studies Daily Class | Under the setting sun, the wine was idle, and the two or three voyages did not land