The Guqin of the Great Sage's Legacy was in the Fuxi style. The folk version of the Guqin of the Great Sage's Legacy was in the Fuxi style. It originally originated from the court of the Qing Dynasty and was later stolen by an old eunuch. It was obtained by Xi Baochen, a famous guqin master in the early years of the Republic of China. It was passed down in the Xi family for three generations and was obtained by Wang Shixiang in 1940. It looked similar to the Forbidden City version (Shennong style), but the tone and neck were slightly different. This Fuxi-style "Great Sage's Legacy" witnessed the love between Wang Shixiang and his wife, Yuan Quanyou. In 1940, Wang Shixiang and his wife used all their family wealth to obtain it and kept it with them. In 2003, Wang Shixiang sold 143 cultural relics, including this qin, and was later auctioned off. Eight years later, the auction price reached 115 million yuan. "Luo Mingxia Love Letter" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Choosing between the Fuxi style or the Zhongni style, one could consider the following aspects: - ** Appearance **: - The Fuxi style is thick and solid. The head is slightly round, the neck has a curved circle, and the waist has two consecutive half-moons. The neck is wide from the shoulder and narrow from the bottom. It is integrated with the head. The waist is a double-arc shape. The Zhongni style head is a square head. The neck and shoulders are retracted by an arc. The waist is retracted by a square strip. The neck is folded inward. The waist is folded in a straight line. The whole is simple and generous. The arc is round and square. - ** Voice characteristics **: - In the case of the same craftsmanship and materials, the Fuxi style sounded heavier than the Zhongni style. The Fuxi style mainly retained the large and round sound quality of the Tang zither, while the Zhongni style zither flourished in the Song Dynasty, and its sound quality was more delicate and slender, which matched the fresh and elegant style of the Song Ci. - ** Cultural Connotation **: - The Fuxi Style was said to have been created by Fuxi, and the Zhongni Style was said to be related to Confucius. Although it was not certain whether it was created by Confucius, it was inevitable that people would think of Confucius because of its name. The Zhongni Style reflected the reserved style of Confucianism, and its voice was elegant and pure, fitting the voice of a gentleman. - ** Popularity and personal preference **: - The Zhongni style was one of the most widely spread and commonly used styles. It occupied a relatively high proportion in many Guqin collections. Scholars also liked the Zhongni style Guqin because its style was simple and simple, and its sound was neutral and peaceful. The Fuxi style was also a widely spread style, and was also loved by many Guqin friends. If you prefer a simple structure and a more elegant and delicate tone, the Zhongni style might be more suitable; if you like a thick voice and a more ancient and vigorous style, you can choose the Fuxi style. "Luo Mingxia Love Letter" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Fuxi Style and Zhongni Style had their own characteristics, so it was difficult to judge which was better. The Fuxi style was thick and vigorous. The head was slightly round, the neck was curved, and the waist was two consecutive half-moons. The neck was wide from the shoulder and narrow from the bottom. The waist was a double-arc shape. The whole style was simple and generous, and it was the oldest style. Since the appearance of the Tang Dynasty, there were famous Fuxi style zither in the past dynasties. The Zhongni-style zither head was a common square head. The neck and shoulders of the zither retracted into a slanted arc, the waist retracted into a square strip, the neck folded inward, and the waist folded into a straight line. The whole was simple and generous. The arc was round and square. It was quite the Confucian way of life. It was one of the most widespread and commonly used shapes. The choice of Fuxi style or Zhongni style depended on many factors, such as personal aesthetic preferences, performance habits, and the needs of the tone characteristics of the qin. "Luo Mingxia Love Letter" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Fuxi Style and Zhongni Style were different in terms of shape and tone. In terms of shape, the Fuxi style piano head is slightly round, the neck has a curved circle, the waist is two consecutive half moons, the neck is wide from the shoulder to the bottom and narrow with the piano head, the waist is a double-arc shape, the overall shape is thick and solid; The Zhongni style piano head is a square head, the neck and shoulders are retracted with a slanted arc, the waist is retracted with a square strip, the neck is folded inward, and the waist is folded in a straight line. The whole is simple and generous, the arc is round and square. The Fuxi Style had one bend at the neck and two bends at the waist, which made it look thicker than the Zhongni Style. The Zhongni Style zither had one bend at the neck and a straight waist, which made it look simpler. In terms of timbre, with the same craftsmanship and materials, Fuxi's voice was thicker than Zhongni's. This was mainly caused by the difference in the size of the abdominal cavity. The Fuxi style mainly retained the large and round sound quality of the Tang zither, while the Zhongni style zither only began to flourish in the Song Dynasty. Its sound quality was more delicate and slender, which matched the fresh and elegant style of the Song Ci.
The Fuxi Style and the Chaos Style were two different styles of the zither. They had the following differences: - The Fuxi style had a curved neck and two curved waists. The overall shape had clear ups and downs on the lines of the forehead, neck, waist, and tail. The Chaos style was round and round. The shape was simple and round. It was based on the beginning of the chaos of heaven and earth. There were no obvious lines such as the neck and waist. - ** In terms of timbre **: The document did not mention the comparison between Fuxi Style and Chaos Style in terms of timbre. However, it mentioned that Fuxi Style mainly retained the large and round sound quality of Tang Qin. Under the condition that the craftsmanship and materials were the same, Fuxi Style's sound was thicker than Zhongni Style. However, Chaos Style's timbre did not mention the comparison with Fuxi Style.
There were records of Fuxi's guqin music, such as the Duke of Zhou's Yue Shang Cao. Although Fuxi's guqin music was mostly legendary, from the perspective of legends, Fuxi Guqin had its special significance. There were Fuxi style guqin music. For example, in some modern ancient BGMs, there were guqin songs named after Fuxi, but no more detailed information about their specific tunes, performance styles, etc. was found. It was difficult to describe the specific characteristics of Fuxi guqin songs in detail.
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Ye Fan obtained the Fuxi inheritance in the novel, Please Answer in the Wilderness: Let the Six Saints Live Stream the Answer at the Beginning. This novel was a martial arts and cultivation type of work with ups and downs in the plot. After Ye Fan received the Fuxi inheritance, his cultivation path became smoother. He could cure illnesses, heal injuries, make a fortune, and attract the attention of many beautiful women. The details of the Fuxi inheritance and how Ye Fan obtained it were not mentioned in the information given so far.
The guqin had a variety of styles. According to the shape of the neck and waist, it could be divided into many styles. There are Zhongni, Shennong, Fuxi and other types of zither made by saints. The Zhongni-style head was a common square head. The neck and shoulders of the zither retracted in an inclined downward arc, the waist retracted in a square strip, the neck folded in a square, and the waist folded in a straight line. The whole was simple and generous. The arc was round and square, which was one of the most widely spread shapes. The upper part of the Shennong style bent directly from the shoulder to the head of the zither, and the lower part bent roughly at the foot of the goose, which was relatively simple. The Fuxi style was thick and vigorous. The head was slightly round, the neck was curved, and the waist was two consecutive half-moons. The neck was wide from the shoulders and narrow from the bottom. The waist was a double-arc shape. It was a relatively ancient style and was widely circulated. The literati made guqin styles such as the Sunset Style, Banana Leaf Style, Lianzhu Style, Lingji Style, Phoenix Style, Zhenghe Style, Chaos Style, Lvqi Style, Shikuang Style, etc. The Luoxia-style body was wavy, with symmetrical wavy curves on both sides. The shape was beautiful and unique, full of romantic colors. The banana leaf shape was like a banana leaf, and the head had a petiole. The whole body was not divided into the neck and waist. The zither guard was cut into the petiole style, which was more difficult to make. The beaded neck and waist each had three continuous half-moon-shaped bends, like a string of beads. The shape was rigorous, the structure was reasonable, and the tone was clear and beautiful. There were also different styles such as three beads, four beads, and variant beads. The Lingji Style has two large half-moon curves at the neck and a small half-moon curve at the waist. The Phoenix Style starts directly from the head of the zither or starts from the mountain. There are two curves at the top and two curves at the bottom. The style is simple and smooth. The head, neck, shoulders, waist and other parts of the Zhenghe Style are integrated into one. There is no change in the shape. The Chaos Style is round and round. The shape is simple and round. It takes the meaning of the beginning of the chaos of heaven and earth. The Green Qi Style is named after Sima Xiangru's "Green Qi" zither. Shi Kuang Style (also known as the Moon Style), the body of the zither is in the shape of a round moon at the waist. It has a strange shape and the rhythm is like a chime. The zither made by the emperor included the zither made by King Xiang and the zither made by King Lu. In addition, there were also some styles such as Liezi style and bamboo style. The commonly used styles were Zhongni style, Fuxi style, banana leaf style, sunset style, Zhenghe style, chaos style, green style, Lingji style, Liezi style, bamboo style, etc. "Luo Mingxia Love Letter" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
There were various styles of guqin. According to the different creators, they could be divided into the styles of saints (such as Zhongni, Shennong, Fuxi, etc.), literati (such as Luanxia, Banana Leaf, Lianzhu, etc.), and emperors (such as King Xiang, King Lu, etc.). The following are some common piano styles and their characteristics: ** 1. Zhongni Style ** - The head of the zither is a square head, the neck and shoulders of the zither are folded inwards into a slanted arc, the waist is folded inwards into a square strip, the neck is folded inwards, and the waist is folded inwards into a straight line. - The overall shape was simple and generous, with a circle and a square arc. It contained the Confucian way of life and was one of the most widely spread and commonly used zither styles. ** 2. Fuxi Style ** - The shape was thick, the head was slightly round, the neck had a curve, and the waist had two consecutive half-moons. - The neck was wide from the shoulder to the bottom and narrow to the head. The waist was a double-arc shape. It was a relatively ancient style. It was widely spread and used like the Zhongni style. ** 3. Chain Pearl Style ** - For the literati to make the piano style, the neck, waist each made three continuous half-moon bending, like a string of beads connected. - It was said that it was created by Li Yi, a scholar of the Sui Dynasty. Its artistic conception was similar to the words "The sun and moon are like a combination of jade, and the five stars are like pearls". Its shape was rigorous, its structure was reasonable, and its tone was clear and beautiful. Later, it evolved into different styles such as three pearls, four pearls, and variant pearls. ** 4. Sunset Style ** - The literati made the zither in a wave-like shape, with symmetrical wavy curves on both sides. - Its name originated from the inspiration of ancient scholars after watching the sunset. Its shape was beautiful and unique, full of romantic colors, giving people unlimited imagination. ** 5. Spark Style ** - It was created by the ancient literati's ingenious idea. The shape was exquisite. There were two half-moon shapes at the neck and a small half-moon shape at the waist. It was also known as the "Thousand Valley Pine Style", which was taken from Li Bai's poem. ** 6. Banana Leaf Style ** - It was a kind of zither made by literati. It was shaped like a banana leaf, and the head of the zither had a petiole. The whole body had no neck and waist. - The zither's protective part was cut into the shape of a leaf stalk. It was named after copying the banana leaves. The lines were twisted like flowing music, showing the romantic taste of literati. ** 7. Shennong Style ** - The upper part of the style was bent from the shoulder to the head, and the lower part was bent from the goose's foot. It was relatively simple and popular. ** Eight, Phoenix Force Style ** - It was either directly bent from the head of the qin or bent from Yue Shan. There were two bends at the top and two bends at the bottom. The style was simple and smooth, belonging to a kind of literati making qin. ** 9. Chaos Style ** - The zither was round and round, and its shape was simple and round. It took the meaning of the beginning of the chaos of heaven and earth. There was no beginning and no end, and it repeated itself. ** X. Perfect Form ** - It belonged to the most simple and clean style. After the Ming and Qing Dynasties, when the shape of the zither tended to be gorgeous and complicated, this style was an exception. - The head, neck, shoulders, waist, and other parts of the zither were integrated into one, and there was no change in the straight line, reflecting the "great skill but clumsy". It was called the "plain zither" and was very popular among zither players. ** 11. Shi Kuang Style (also known as Moon Zither Style)** - Legend has it that it was created by Shi Kuang during the Spring and Autumn Period. The body of the zither is shaped like a round moon at the waist of the neck. It has a strange shape and the rhythm is like a chime.