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The saying "there are no strings on the zither, but there are strings in the heart" was related to Tao Yuanming's "stringless zither". Although Tao Yuanming of the Jin Dynasty was not good at playing the piano, he placed a stringless piano. Whenever he was drunk, he would play the piano to express his feelings, and said,"As long as you know the interest of the piano, why bother to play the strings?" This reflected a realm that transcended material appearances and pursued inner elegance and external feelings. Later generations often used the " stringless piano " to express an attitude that did not rely on external forms but focused on internal spiritual experience. "Luo Mingxia Love Letter" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

There was a widely circulated legend about why the zither changed from fifty strings to twenty-five strings. ###The Legend of Changing the Fifty-String Zither to Twenty-Five String - [Legendary content: According to the Records of the Historian, the Book of Pilgrimage, the Grand Emperor ordered the Plain Girl to play a zither composed of fifty strings. However, the music was too sad and the Grand Emperor could not bear this sadness. Therefore, he broke the zither into two halves, each half having twenty-five strings, thus forming the current twenty-five-string zither.] ###Li Shangyin's " Jinse " - The meaning of the poem: Li Shangyin's "Jinse" mentioned the "50 strings of the Jinse". It did not refer to the actual 50 strings of the zither, but used this number to express the poet's deep sorrow and longing. ###The Evolution History of Zither String Numbers - ** The first 50 strings **: There is evidence that the zither may have been originally 50 strings. According to archeological discoveries, the number of strings of ancient zither ranged from twenty to twenty-six strings, gradually moving towards twenty-five strings. - ** Changes in the Qin Dynasty **: Another saying is that Qin Shihuang liked to listen to music and once ordered the female musician Su Nu to play the zither. Because of its sad tone, Qin Shihuang changed it to twenty-five strings. This change in the number of zither strings not only reflected the ancient people's pursuit of music aesthetics and emotional expression, but also reflected the cultural inheritance and the variety of artistic explanations. The novel," The Heartbroken Heart of the Goddess ", is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The " Jin Se " was a long poem by Li Shangyin, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. There was a line in it that read," The Jin Se has fifty strings for no reason, and each string and column miss the year of Hua." This poem was meaningful. It described the fifty strings of the zither, and each string made people miss their lost youth. It expressed the poet's nostalgia and recollection of the past. This poem used the symbolic meaning of the instrument, the zither, to connect the impermanence and changes of life with the beauty of the year, showing the poet's feelings and sorrow for the passage of time.

In "Eight hundred miles of broiling, fifty strings turning the sound outside the Great Wall","fifty strings" came from an allusion in "Records of the Historian". Legend had it that the plain girl used a fifty-string instrument to play music, and even the emperor cried when he heard it. Later, the instrument was divided into twenty-five strings, and later generations used the fifty-string instrument to refer to sad music and beautiful music."Fifty strings turning" here meant playing, and the whole thing referred to the kind of music that was full of emotions (such as sadness) represented by playing fifty strings.

It was difficult to know the specific meaning of the expression "Lingling sound on the string". According to the information provided, there was a description of " Lingling on the seven strings, listening to the cold wind in the pine forest." What was described here might be the sound of the zither. Lingling described the clear sound of the zither. When played on the seven-stringed zither, the clear sound seemed to make people feel the artistic conception of the cold wind in the pine forest. In addition, there was also the poem," The meaning of the pen is leisurely, and the sound of the strings is clear. It is recorded by the painter, Mr. Gao Jianguo." Here, the sound of the strings is also related to the guqin. It may be used to describe the cold and melodious sound of Mr. Gao Jianguo playing the guqin. "The Crane Drinks the Spring Breeze" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

Yue Lao, also known as Chai Daohuang, was also known as Yue Xia Lao Ren and Yue Xia Lao Er among the people. He was the Red Happiness God in Han folklore who was in charge of marriage, also known as the matchmaker god. His image was often portrayed as holding a red silk in one hand and a marriage book in the other, with a youthful face and white hair, running in the smoke. According to the mysterious " marriage register," he tied the feet of the man and woman who were destined to be married with red silk thread. From then on, they would become husband and wife no matter what. The saying "Old Man under the Moon" and "Old Man under the Moon" first came from the novel "Marriage Shop" written by Li Fuyan of Tang Dynasty. In this story, Du Ling and Wei Gu met an old man leaning on a cloth bag, sitting on the steps and picking up a book facing the moon. The old man said that the marriage documents written in the book were the marriage documents of men and women in the world. The red rope in the bag was used to tie the feet of the husband and wife. Even if the enemy's family, the noble and humble were separated, the world was an official, and Wu and Chu were in a foreign land, once tied by this rope, they would finally become husband and wife. In the Song Dynasty,"Yue Lao" began to be used as a specific title. From the Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasties to the modern era,"Yue Lao" became a widely circulated character prototype in ancient China literature. In China,"Yue Lao" was a well-known figure, which reflected people's cognitive attitude towards love and marriage. There were temples dedicated to Yue Lao in the mainland of China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. There were also customs related to Yue Lao in Guangdong's Dongguan area. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

" Online matchmaking " was a visualization of the phenomenon of online love. Online dating was a way to use the Internet as a medium and use chat tools to communicate and understand each other. It was very common in modern society. There were successful cases and failures. It had become a subconsciously acceptable way of love. Compared to blind dates, online dating was less awkward and more mysterious, and compared to real love, online dating had a wider range of friends. However, online dating also faced some problems. For example, it was difficult to distinguish the identity information of online dating partners. This also prompted the emergence of a new profession called "online dating master". They could investigate the height, appearance, age and other information of online dating partners on behalf of netizens.

According to the reference materials, there was a chapter called " Broken String " in Leng Lu's anthology " Footsteps and Footprints ". This chapter told the story of the relationship between " I " and Courage. The two of them had a conflict during physical education class because of playing basketball, which led to the breakdown of their relationship. However, there was no novel named " The Broken String " found. If you are asking about novels related to broken strings, there is no novel content in the reference materials that exactly matches. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Only the description of " zither string rustling " is rather vague, so it's not very clear about your specific question. If you want to know the literal meaning of the " rustle " of the strings," rustle " could describe the slight sound made by the strings. In ancient texts, it was often used to describe the cold and faint sound made by stringed instruments when played. If you want to ask about other content related to the " rustle of the strings ", such as the description of the " rustle of the strings " in a certain situation, which piece of music will have this effect when played, etc., please provide a more specific question to answer. "Luo Mingxia Love Letter" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The " Ling Ling " in " Ling Ling Qi Xian " could be used to describe the clear and melodious sound." Qi Xian " referred to the ancient zither. Because the ancient zither had seven strings," Ling Ling Qi Xian " referred to the ancient zither that emitted clear and melodious sounds. "Luo Han's Lyric Collection" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!