Wujie Guqin
" Unrestrained " was a national music song sung by Xiao Zhan and Wang Yibo. It was also the theme song of the TV series " Chen Qing Ling." The arrangement of the song used the combination of guqin and flute sounds. There was a guqin and zither combination version, composed by the famous musician Mr. Lin Hai. The melody was beautiful and full of rich national flavor. In addition, there was also a simplified version.
50 Guqin
Here are some guqin songs:"White Snow in Spring,""Return,""Guan Ju,""Fa Tan,""Lu Ming,""Da Ya,""Ai Nai,""Chan Si,""Changqing,""Duanqing,""Chu Ge,""Heavenly Sound,""Sunset Cloud Forest,""Still Water Flowing Deep,""Shuidiao Ge Tou," Seven String of Bamboo Forest,"Bodhi Heart," Rain Strikes Flower Terrace,"Song of Fisherman's Light,""Farewell," Song of Lovesickness,"" Longevity,""& "Luo Mingxia Love Letter" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Egret Cup Guqin Culture Festival Guqin 12 Lectures
During the first "Egret Cup" International Guqin Culture and Art Festival in China, the Guqin Culture Forum took the twelve lectures of Guqin as the theme, and invited many authoritative experts in the field of Guqin at home and abroad to come to the scene to jointly explore the innovative path of Guqin culture inheritance and operation in the contemporary context. As one of the activities of the art festival,"Twelve Lectures on Guqin" had nearly 3 million online viewers and nearly 60,000 fans. The novel "Listening to the Rain in Green Bamboo and Watching the Egrets" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Sunset Guqin
The Luoxia-style Guqin was a type of Guqin with a unique appearance and cultural meaning. On both sides of the body of the zither, the clouds were undulating, just like the clouds in the sky. The back of the zither was engraved with the name of the zither, the poems of literati, inscriptions, and seals. Judging from the materials used, there were many kinds of Luoxia Guqin made of Chinese Fir, old spruce, century-old Chinese Fir, old Chinese Alpinia, and other materials. In terms of production techniques, there was a pure raw lacquer antler frost technique. In terms of strings, there were generally seven strings. The strings could be divided into steel strings (nylon-coated steel wire), traditional silk strings (made of mulberry silk), and ice strings (said to be synthetic materials that combined the advantages of steel strings and silk strings and overcome the shortcomings of both). Different strings had their own advantages and disadvantages, and could be selected according to their needs. Its size was 123 centimeters long, 20 centimeters wide, and 108 centimeters long. On the price list, there was a Sunset Style Guqin that was priced at 4550 yuan. Different guqin of the Sunset Style also had different performances in terms of timbre. For example, some of the timbre was loose, deep, and strong, with great tenacity, suitable for all kinds of people. For example, the lute of the "Colorful Phoenix Singing Qi" was painted with red paint and had extremely fine ice cracks. The first and second strings were like a bell, the sixth and seventh strings were like a golden chime, and the four strings and five emblems were like a Jie drum. "Luo Mingxia Love Letter" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The four guqin are
The four ancient China zither were Duke Huan of Qi's "Hao Zhong", King Zhuang of Chu's "Roundabout the Beam", Sima Xiangru's "Green Silk" and Cai Yong's "Jiao Wei". The "Hao Zhong" was a famous zither of the Zhou Dynasty. Its sound was so loud that it was like the sound of a bell and the sound of a horn. It was deafening. The ancient outstanding zither player Bo Ya once played it and later belonged to Duke Huan of Qi. "Round-the-Beam" belonged to King Zhuang of Chu, and the lingering sound was continuous. The name of the qin was "Round-the-Beam", which showed the characteristics of its tone. The legend originated from the story of a Korean geisha, Han E, who sang for three days while begging for food. This qin was a gift from Hua Yuan to King Zhuang of Chu. However, King Zhuang of Chu was too obsessed with this qin and abandoned his state affairs. In the end, he ordered people to smash the qin. The " Green Charm " was a zither played by Sima Xiangru in the Han Dynasty. It was entirely black and faintly suffused with green, like green vines winding around ancient trees, hence its name. The King of Liang once gave Sima Xiangru the "Green Charm" zither in return. Jiao Wei was a zither made by Cai Yong of the Eastern Han Dynasty. When Cai Yong was "fleeing for his life in Jianghai and going far to Wuhui", he rescued a piece of unburnt sycamore wood from a fire and made this qin with an unusual sound. Because the tail of the qin still had scorch marks, it was named "Scorched Tail". It was famous for its pleasant tone and unique method of making it.
Ancient 4 Guqin
The four ancient China zither were Duke Huan of Qi's "Hao Zhong", King Zhuang of Chu's "Roundabout the Beam", Sima Xiangru's "Green Silk" and Cai Yong's "Jiao Wei". "Hao Zhong" was a famous zither of the Zhou Dynasty. It was once played by the ancient zither master Bo Ya and later belonged to Duke Huan of Qi. The sound was loud, like a bell and a horn. "Rounding the beam" belonged to King Zhuang of Chu, and the lingering sound originated from the allusion of Han E's song "The lingering sound lingered around the beam for three days". After King Zhuang of Chu got the zither, he played the zither all day long. Later, he was persuaded by Princess Fan Ji, and the zither was smashed and stopped playing. "Green Silk" was a zither played by Sima Xiangru. It was said that it was black in color and had green vine-like patterns. "Jiao Wei" was personally made by Cai Yong. Cai Yong rescued a piece of Wutong wood from a fire and made this qin. It got its name because of the scorch marks on the end of the qin. It was famous for its tone and making method.
Lei Wujie, Empress Yong 'an
Lei Wujie is the queen of Yong 'an. Lei Wujie was a man who married the Emperor and became the Yong An Princess Consort. Although the Emperor doted on the Empress, her legs were sick and she lost the ability to walk. She could only sit in a wheelchair every day. As for the reason why Lei Wujie became the Empress and the details of their relationship, the search results did not provide any clear information. Therefore, the specific circumstances of Lei Wujie becoming the Yong An Empress were currently unknown.
Fan Wujie or Fan Wujiu?
Fan Wushe and Fan Wujiu were both Black Impermanence's names and belonged to the same character.
Fan Wujie or Fan Wujiu?
Fan Wushe and Fan Wujiu were both Black Impermanence's names and belonged to the same character.
Egret Cup Guqin 2024
According to the information retrieved so far, the Haicang District Culture and tourism bureau of Fujian Province, together with Hantang (Fujian) Culture, held the first "Egret Cup" International Guqin Culture Competition in China in 2024. Zhang Ying, the guqin teacher of the Ruian Flying Deer·Eight Arts Listening to the Sound Guqin Club, won the gold medal in this competition. The students of the Guqin Club, Chen Yitong, Zhang Kexi, Dong Shuzhou, and Lou Kexin, won the bronze medal and the excellent award respectively. More detailed information about the competition was not retrieved, so it was impossible to answer accurately. The novel "Listening to the Rain in Green Bamboo and Watching the Egrets" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Guqin Zhongni Style
The zither style of Zhongni was also known as the Confucius style or the Confucius style. The head of the zither 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 body was simple and generous, and the arc was round and square. It was quite the Confucian way of life. The biggest difference between it and the other zither was that it was very simple. There were only two concave folds at the waist and neck, and the rest were not decorated. There was a song in the straight, and the song was straight, reflecting the Confucian style of the mean. It is precisely because of the simple structure, the sound is elegant and pure, in line with the gentleman's voice. It was said that it was created by Confucius and belonged to the category of saints who made zither. However, there was no literature to verify this statement, but it was appropriate to use the name "Zhongni". This shape was one of the two most widely spread and commonly used shapes. Most scholars loved the Zhongni-style zither because its style was simple and unadorned. It had the air of a scholar, and its voice was neutral and peaceful. It was an elegant sound that was the confidant of most scholars. From the number of production, since ancient times, Zhongni style zither was the most cut. For example, among the more than 200 guqin contained in the "Jin Yu Qin Periodical," the Zhongni style accounted for 80%, and among the 109 guqin introduced in the "China Guqin Treasures," 62 pieces were Zhongni style, accounting for 60%. The Zhongni-style guqin, such as the "Pine of Ten Thousand Gullies" and "Jade Pot Ice" collected by the Palace Museum, were elegant, dignified, and exquisite. Their high notes were ethereal and euphemistic, the middle notes were mellow and beautiful, and the low notes were deep and tranquil. They had the same characteristics as the modern Zhongni-style guqin. In the classification of ancient zither making, it belonged to the sage making zither. Nowadays, there were many types of zither, and zither players were willing to try different shapes, but Zhongni style was still the first choice of literati. "Luo Mingxia Love Letter" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!