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What is the tune of Song Ci?

What is the tune of Song Ci?

2026-06-26 15:28
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The tunes of Song Ci had many characteristics. From the point of view of Ci, such as "Huanxi Sha","Shuidiao Ge Tou","Zhegu Tian","Pusaman","Xijiang Yue","Manjiang Hong" and so on were more commonly used Ci tunes at that time. These tunes were popular because the melodies were popular, the temperament was not too complicated, the length was moderate, and the lyrics were easier to write. At that time, there were musical instruments accompanying the Song Ci, such as pipa, guzheng, flute, and other musical instruments. The singer would choose the appropriate tune and rhythm according to the content and emotion of the Song Ci, and express the emotion in the lyrics through the change of voice, cadence, and the ups and downs of the music. However, due to the age, most of the music at that time had been lost. Today, only the remaining lyrics and other aspects can be used to speculate about the situation of the melody at that time.

So You're Such A Doctor Song

So You're Such A Doctor Song

Changqing has always felt that she's incomparable to Guan Ying in every aspect. Even though she is pretty and has a good family background, this world is nothing more than a world where Princes are more attracted to Cinderellas. Her first love that she dearly remembers in her heart for years eventually becomes Guan Ying’s current boyfriend and her fiancé is Guan Ying’s ex. He has yet to forget Guan Ying. A business marriage brings Changqing and Song Chuyi together despite the absence of love. In public, he is her friend’s ex and in private he is her husband who cannot be publicly–known. At the hospital, her good friend enjoys her husband’s embrace while she can only act as though he's a stranger. At a gala dinner, her good friend hooks her arm around her first love’s arm shyly and she can only smile and give them her blessings. … In this marriage, Changqing thinks that all is well other than the fact that Song Chuyi doesn’t love her. First, her husband is a doctor and he can treat all her illnesses while saving up on medical expenses. Second, doctors love cleanliness and her husband would always ensure the cleanliness of the house. Third, at the end of every month, her thin wallet would grow thick with cash that her husband stuffs in secretly. Fourth, as a person who doesn’t like to exercise, she always get dragged around by her husband day and night to do some pleasurable exercise that is beneficial for the body and mind. Fifth, she would never have to worry that she would be out of money. There are always so many uncountable advantages that Changqing enjoys. … After the marriage, on a certain night, Changqing looks at Dr. Song gloomily. "Hubby, why are you so nice to me when you don’t even love me?" Dr. Song continues reading his medical books and ignores her. It's sometimes quite a headache when your wife is too stupid and daft. Until one day, Changqing realises that there's really no free lunch in this world…
Urban
498 Chs
Song of the Gardener of Souls [BL]

Song of the Gardener of Souls [BL]

Rowan sees beauty in death. The Order he has sworn to obey only sees defilement. As the reviled Caretaker of the Order, Rowan has accepted his role as a dutiful outcast because he believes it is the only way to prove his worth to the man who holds his sisters’ souls as collateral. With his magic and his voice, Rowan can absorb death and transform it, but only in ways the Order deems acceptable to maintain the stability of the reality it claims to protect Order must subdue Disorder. Reality must triumph over illusion. He is tainted and always will be. Rowan has never questioned those lessons, but that changes the night he harvests a crimson soul that is more than human and chooses to keep it a secret. When Rowan’s song transforms that soul into a beautiful and mysterious man he names Wren, he is forced to accept that sometimes duty is a lie and illusion is the only thing you can trust. As the fabric of the Order begins to unwind and a new kind of Disorder takes hold, Rowan will need to choose again, stand with the Order that held him down, or forge a new path with Wren at his side. He may be the only one who can restore balance to the worlds, but only if he can find balance within himself first. ************************************* Updates 3-4 times per week. Note: This story focuses on relationships. I promise an epic romance, lots of swoon-worthy moments, and a healthy amount of fluff. When it does get steamy…you might get burned. Fair warning for explicit content. I don’t shy away from my spice. There are lots of side characters and couples to fall in love with, in addition to the main couple. If you love the idea of found family, you will be happy. This book is set in a non-heteronormative world, so you will see various gender identities/expressions and types of love. ************************************* Excerpt (if you want the full steamy version, you will have to read the book!): Still reeling from the new magic that coursed under his skin and unsure of how to react to the desire that threatened to take control of him, Rowan froze. Wren's hot breath against his mouth sent a jolt of pleasure through his body, and he choked back a groan. A different kind of panic flared in Rowan's chest, burning him as if he were the one on fire. This was what he wanted, what he'd thought about every night since Wren left. But wanting more was one thing. Acting on it was another. He'd spent so much of his life hiding, he didn't know how to do anything else. One corner of Wren's mouth twitched as Rowan pulled away. When he attempted to free himself from Wren's grasp, Wren just hauled him closer. Rowan liked that he didn't have to think about what to do next. His bare chest thudded against Wren's torso, and the heat from Wren's body merged with Rowan's skin, melting him from the inside out. "What did you just do to me?" Wren's deep voice vibrated against Rowan's chest. "The Disorder of your illusion was holding you captive. I…I absorbed it." "Oh? Where did you learn to do that? Have I been gone that long?" Wren's grip loosened slightly on Rowan's wrists as if he was satisfied now that Rowan was practically sitting on top him. Rowan stared at Wren's lips. He opened his mouth to protest, but immediately closed it again. "I know you aren't going to say that I shouldn't touch you." Wren's free hand splayed over the small of Rowan's back. "Not when you started it." Rowan's breath hitched. "No. I'm not going to say that anymore. Not to you." "I thought you were afraid to be touched." Wren's fingers traced a circle over the curve of Rowan's spine as if testing for a reaction. "I know that I'm not afraid of you." Rowan waited for the panic to set in, but all he felt was desire. "With you, I want…" "You want what?" "I want more." Triumph flared in Wren's gaze before he narrowed his eyes. "Really? Then why are you still trying to get away from me?"
LGBT+
403 Chs

The Biography of Popular Ci and Tune in Tang and Song Dynasties

There were many popular tunes in the Tang and Song Dynasties. The following are some common tunes and their meters: - ** Stream Washing Sand **: - Ge 1: Double-tone forty-two words, the first three sentences have three flat rhymes, and the last three sentences have two flat rhymes. For example, Han Wei's "Huanxi Sand·Hangover Separation Sorrow Slow Hairbun." - Form 2: Double-tone forty-two words, three sentences before and after each paragraph, two flat rhyme. For example, Xue Zhaoyun's "Huanxi Sand·Red Knotweed Dutou Autumn Rain." - Form 3:44 words in double tone, three sentences in the first paragraph with three flat rhymes, and five sentences in the second paragraph with two flat rhymes. For example, Sun Guangxian's "Huanxi Sand·Wind Shakes Fragrant Fragrance in the Courtyard." - Form 4: Two-tone forty-six words, the first five sentences have three flat rhymes, and the last five sentences have two flat rhymes. Like Gu Qiong's "Huanxi Sand." - Form 5: Two-tone forty-two words, three sentences before and after each paragraph, three rhyme. - ** 16-word order **: also known as "Cangwu ballad","Return ballad". Sixteen words, three flat rhyme. - <strong> Nankezi </strong>, also known as Nankezi, Wind Butterfly Order.</strong> Tang Dynasty Jiaofang Song, 26 words, three flat rhyme. - Fisherman's Song, also known as Fisherman. Tang Jiaofang's song, entering the Yellow Bell Palace. Twenty-seven words, Siping rhyme. There are also double-tone fishing songs, each piece of twenty-five words. - ** Recalling Jiangnan **: also known as "Looking at Jiangnan","Dreaming of Jiangnan", and "Good Jiangnan". In addition, Pijin Ci Pu also recorded famous poems from Tang Dynasty to Song Dynasty. It was compiled on the basis of Dacheng Qu Pu compiled during the Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty and Xinding Jiugong Dacheng Nanbei Ci Gong Pu compiled by Yunlu in the eleventh year of Qianlong (1746). It was the main indirect literature that people were familiar with and sang the Ci music of Tang and Song Dynasties.

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2026-01-28 22:44

Zither tune, lovesickness, Ci card

Qin Diao Yearning Yin was the name of the Ci. It was also known as "Qin Diao Yearning Yin","Dingfeng Order","Mirror Man","Jade Jiaozhi", etc. It was originally the name of a song from the Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties. This song was entrusted with the feelings of a woman's heart. The tune was sad. Yuan Quhua's "Acacia Guide·Xiao Jian Rouge Fu Zi Mian" is the main body, with 46 words in double tone, four sentences in the first paragraph with three flat rhymes, and four sentences in the second paragraph with two flat rhymes. There were many representative works, such as He Zhu's "Qin Diao Xiang Si Yin·Send Fan Dian to Huang Gang", Wang Ce's "Xiang Si Yin·Runzhou Autumn Night", Xu Wei's "Qin Diao Xiang Si Yin·Embroidered Box Full Machine", anonymous "Mirror Man·Willow Smoke Thick", etc. There were also works created by many poets from Song Dynasty to modern times.

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2026-02-24 00:50

Jiang Kui's only complete Song Dynasty Ci tune work in modern times?

Jiang Kui's only complete Song Dynasty Ci tune work in modern times was "Sapphire Case·Yuanxi." This poem was written by Jiang Kui during the Southern Song Dynasty. It was a work of the Lantern Festival. It described the lively scene of the New Year's night when the lanterns lit up the entire city and the joy and warmth people felt in this atmosphere. The simple and beautiful language, sincere and deep feelings of the word became one of the classics of Song Ci and the only complete Song Ci tune works in modern times.

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2024-09-12 01:39

The Character Introduction of This Song Ci Is Not That Song Ci

The characters included the male lead, Song Ci, the white-clothed youth, Ying Ruyu, the tyrant in the birch tree, Song Ci, the female lead, Song Huannian, the male supporting character, Tang Sinian, and the female supporting character, Xu Mu. "This Song Ci Is Not That Song Ci" Author: "I heard that it's 79. It's a romantic youth/youth campus novel. It's finished and you can enjoy it without worry." User recommendation: [Self-deluded school bully male protagonist VS weak and well-behaved rich family daughter] Song Ci had a well-known title in No. 3 High School: "Ruyu Bully" because Song Ci was good-looking and could bear the elegant demeanor of a stranger like Ruyu. He was recognized as a bully in No. 3 High School. Until one day, Song Ci fainted and had a fever. He was saved at Song Huannian's door. From then on, he caught a glimpse of Song Ci and pestered him to marry him. Song Huannian had an essay, and the first sentence of the essay was,"I like Song Ci, so much so that Song Ci automatically ignored the words 'anthology' and was happy for a long time." "You like me?" Song Ci asked. Song Huannian said,"This 'Song Ci' is not that Song Ci. I like 'Song Ci Collection' not you!" After they got together, Song Huannian asked him,"Do you want a pink or green dinosaur for the rubber band?" "Pink!" Song Ci replied without hesitation. "Green?" Song Huannian sneered."I don't have a choice!" On the day of the wedding, Song Ci got the pink rubber band as he wished. The little green dinosaur had been hanging around his neck for ten years. He loved Song Huannian to death. childhood sweethearts/school cookies/from school uniforms to wedding dresses. I hope you will like this book.

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2025-02-06 10:24

20 Song Ci

I'm not a fan of online novels. I'm just a big fan of novels. I can't provide you with 20 Song Ci. I can only answer your questions. If you need information about the Song Ci, I can try my best to answer.

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2024-09-22 21:59

300 Song Ci

300 Song Ci was the most popular anthology of Song Ci, compiled by Zhu Xiaozang, one of the four great poets of the late Qing Dynasty, in 1924. The anthology contains 300 poems written by 88 poets of the Song Dynasty. The theme of this anthology is blending, and it pursues the physique and spirit of the lyrics. Among them were classical works by literary masters such as Su Shi, Li Qingzhao, Xin Qiji, Liu Yong, and Lu You. The 300 Songs of the Song Dynasty was regarded as the highest aesthetic model and set the aesthetic standards of the Song Dynasty. It was not only loved by the public, but also recognized by the academic community. The purpose of this anthology was to let the readers appreciate the essence of the Song Dynasty's Ci works and appreciate the talent and emotional expression of the outstanding Ci writers.

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2024-12-28 18:20

The Longest Ci Plaque of Song Ci

The longest poem in the Song Dynasty was the "Preface to Oriole's Cry". This tune was passed down as the longest poem. It was first seen in Wu Wenying's "Mengchuangci Collection" and Zhao Wenli's "Yangchun Baixue" recorded by Xu Ding. The original author was Gao Sisun, but Wu Wenying was the most famous. "Preface to Oriole's Cry" was originally named "Fengle Building", also known as "Fengle Building". It can be found in "Dream Window B Manuscript". It has not been recorded in any palace tune.

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2026-03-27 01:31

What are the names of Ci poems in Song Ci?

The name of Ci in Song Ci refers to a name used to specify the rhythm of Ci. In Song Ci, the names of Ci poems were usually closely related to the rhythm, style and style of Ci poems. The following are some commonly used names of Song Ci: 1. Meditation at Night: This was a famous poem created by Li Bai and was also one of the commonly used names in Song Ci. 2. Shuidiao Gemou: This is a famous poem created by Su Shi and one of the names commonly used in Song Ci. 3. Moon in the West River: This was a famous poem created by Xin Qiji and one of the names commonly used in Song Ci. 4. Huanxi Sand: This was a famous poem created by Liu Yong and one of the names commonly used in Song Ci. 5. Slow voice: This was a famous poem created by Li Qingzhao and was also one of the names commonly used in Song Ci. 6. Mooring at Niushuzhu to reminisce about the past: This is a famous poem created by Su Shi and one of the names commonly used in Song Ci. [7 Full River Red: This is a famous poem created by Yue Fei and one of the names commonly used in Song Ci.] "8. Wave washing sand: This is a famous poem created by Li Yu and one of the names commonly used in Song Ci." 9 Hillside Sheep: This was a famous poem by Liu Kezhuang and one of the names commonly used in Song Ci. [10 Dream Order: This is a famous poem created by Li Qingzhao, and it is also one of the common names of Ci in Song Ci.]

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2024-09-15 11:39

Which is better, the Song Ci Appreciation dictionary or the annotations of the 300 Song Ci?

The Song Ci Appreciation Dictionaries and the 300 Song Ci Annotated Books were both books about Song Ci, but their emphasis was different. The Song Ci Appreciation dictionary was a comprehensive dictionary of Song Ci, which included lyrics, essays, sub-topics, and many other contents of Song Ci. It was also accompanied by detailed annotations and appreciation. It is designed to help readers better understand the cultural meaning and artistic value of Song Ci. It is suitable for readers who have a certain understanding and interest in Song Ci. The 300 Song Ci Annotated Books was a book of Song Ci Annotated Books. Through a comprehensive and in-depth study and analysis of Song Ci, the author gave detailed annotations and introductions to the content, style, and characteristics of Song Ci. It is designed to help readers better understand the historical background, writing style, cultural content and other aspects of Song Ci. It is suitable for readers who have a certain foundation and in-depth study of Song Ci. Therefore, if you have a certain understanding and interest in the cultural meaning and artistic value of Song Ci, you are recommended to read the Song Ci Appreciation Dictionary.If you are interested in the in-depth study and understanding of Song Ci, you are recommended to read the 300 annotations of Song Ci.

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2024-09-14 20:02

Knowledge of Song Ci

Song Ci was an important part of the history of Chinese literature. It was a literary form created by famous poets such as Su Shi, Xin Qiji, and Li Qingzhao. The following is some basic knowledge of Song Ci: Song Ci originated from the Southern Song Dynasty, developed in the Yuan Dynasty, and matured in the Ming Dynasty. The subjects of Song Ci included mountains, rivers, countryside, love and marriage, historical legends, political struggles, etc. 3. Song Ci's sentence structure was beautiful, rhythmic and harmonious, and often used rhetorical techniques such as antithesis, rhyme, and flat tones. The rich language of Song Ci had both the characteristics of classical Chinese and the fluency of vernacular Chinese. The authors of Song Ci had many schools, such as bold and unconstrained, graceful and restrained, fresh and fresh, etc. The influence of Song Ci was not only widespread in China, but also in Korea, Japan, Vietnam and other places. Song Ci has an important position and influence in Chinese history and is regarded as one of the treasures of Chinese literature.

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2024-09-13 09:42
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