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[Tilan and Dixu] Ti Lan, the princess of a concubine, had come to the Great Expedition with the mission of a marriage alliance. Her appearance, which resembled the purple hairpin of Di Xu's deceased wife, did not immediately win her favor like in the usual romance dramas. Instead, it became the beginning of her suffering. When Di Xu first saw Ti Lan, he was shocked and thought that she was a fake. The departure of Zi Shan had sealed Di Xu's heart and made him feel loathing towards Zhu Nian. This feeling naturally spread to Ti Lan as well. He had conferred the title of Shurong Concubine upon her, but had disregarded all formalities and hastily welcomed her into the palace. However, he had refused to summon her at all. When Di Xu finally saw Ti Lan, he could not suppress the pain and anger in his heart. He even grabbed Ti Lan's neck and roared," There is only one purple hairpin in the world. No one can replace it." When he saw the Dragon Tail God pendant that was similar to the purple hairpin on Tilan's body, he would lose control of his emotions and remove it, completely ignoring Tilan's explanation. However, Ti Lan was like a gentle breeze. Even though she had no one to rely on in the palace and was being tortured by Di Xu, she was not in a hurry for success. She silently endured everything. After she fell ill, Di Xu began to regret what he had done and tried to make up for it. He plucked flowers to tease Tilan, saying that if the flowers were to be put into wine, one would be able to have sweet dreams after drinking it. This eased the tension between the two of them. Ti Lan also gradually opened her heart and started to show concern for Di Xu. However, fate always liked to play tricks on people. The imperial physician diagnosed that Tilan had a cold body and had taken a cold medicine, making it difficult for her to recover. This news left Di Xu at a loss. On the other hand, Tilan consoled him in return, displaying great tolerance and consideration. As time passed, Di Xu left court and Ti Lan went to welcome him. Di Xu held her hand and strolled back to the palace like a normal married couple. After Ti Lan became pregnant, Di Xu became even more caring. He often stayed by her side, stroking her belly and talking to the baby in her belly. He no longer had the airs of an emperor. It would be great if the story was completed here, but the world was unpredictable. Later on, someone kidnapped Tilan, and Di Xu sacrificed himself to save Tilan. Their newborn prince was also killed. However, in the story, if Solan's plot did not succeed, Fang Zhu and City B arrived in time to save them. Ti Lan gave birth to a prince named Wei Yun. Although the child was weak, Di Xu was very happy and often played with the child, teaching him martial arts to strengthen his body. Di Xu was grateful that he finally had a relative by his side. Every time she saw the father and son pair dancing and playing with their swords, her heart was filled with happiness. There was once when Di Xu was sweating from playing with the child. When Wei Yun saw his mother coming over, he ran over to hug her. Tilan squatted down and wiped the child's sweat with a handkerchief. Di Xu stretched his head out to let Tilan wipe his sweat as well. Then, he put his arm around Tilan's waist. Although Ti Lan's face was slightly red, she was filled with sweetness. When Wei Yun was angry that Di Xu only taught Tilan how to ride a horse, Di Xu not only agreed to teach the child how to ride a horse, but also helped Tilan get on the horse and carried the child on the horse. The whole family rode together on the horse track, laughing and playing, creating a warm scene. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

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!

The Fuxi style knee zither was a type of small zither. It was smaller than the normal size zither and was convenient to carry. It was relatively light to carry when participating in activities such as zither concerts. When playing the zither, one could sit cross-legged on the ground and play the zither on one's knees without any pressure. The materials used were pine wood, old cedar wood, etc. The strings were of different types such as steel strings, and the production process was pure raw lacquer hand-made. In terms of shape, it was said that it was created by Fuxi. Among the existing ancient zither objects that had been publicly available, the number of Fuxi-style zither was limited, and the number varied from dynasty to dynasty. For example, the Fuxi Guqin of the Song Dynasty collected by the Henan Museum was well-preserved and well-preserved. The Fuxi Guqin also reflected the inheritance and development of the traditional Guqin culture in modern times. It was used for many purposes such as performance. Moreover, it was sold by different merchants in the market. Some provided services such as free delivery and cash on delivery. "Luo Mingxia Love Letter" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

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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.

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.

" 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.

As for the origin of the zither, it was difficult to verify it precisely because of the long time. There were many legends related to ancient clan leaders, such as " Fuxi made a zither to cultivate his rationality "," Shennong cut a paulownia tree as a zither and used a rope as a string "," Yao made a five-stringed zither to make the world harmonious "," Shun made a five-stringed zither to sing the south wind ", and so on. There were also scholars who speculated that the Guqin was produced during the Yu Shun period based on the cultivation of silk and production. This was because China had already begun to raise silkworms during the Yu Shun period, and silk was an important material foundation for making stringed instruments. In addition, in the 1860s, two bronze age guqin objects were unearthed at the Erlitou site in Henan Province. According to this, people speculated that the guqin had a history of more than 3,000 years. "Luo Mingxia Love Letter" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The guqin was one of the oldest plucked instruments in China. It was called the "guqin" since the 1920s, which was different from the piano. There are many legends about its creator, although not necessarily true, but it shows that it has a long history. Guqin had many other names, such as "qin","yao qin","jade qin","green silk","silk","seven-stringed qin", etc. It was ranked first among the four traditional arts of China culture,"qin, chess, calligraphy, painting", and was known as the "father of national music". There were many legends about its origin in history, but it was difficult to verify. In the 1960s, a bronze age zither was unearthed at the Erlitou site in Henan Province. It was estimated that it had a history of more than 3,000 years. At first, there were five strings, but since the Han Dynasty, it was customized to have seven strings. The guqin was elegantly shaped. According to the shape of the neck and waist, it could be divided into Fuxi style, Zhongni style, Lianzhu style, Luoxiu style, and many other styles. Among them, Zhongni style was more common. It was mainly composed of two parts, the body and the string system. It had a wide range, low volume, deep tone, and a long aftertaste. The sound of the zither was called the "ancient sound" or the "sound of heaven and earth". There were three basic ways of taking the sound, namely scattered sound, overtone, and pressed sound. The playing technique was complicated and the expression was rich. It mostly appeared in the form of solo art, but also in the form of zither song (singing and playing) or zither and flute ensembles. It incorporated the essence of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism, reflecting the philosophy of "the unity of heaven and man." The story of Yu Boya and Zhong Ziqi's "high mountains and flowing water" was related to it. The piano platform was regarded as a symbol of friendship. With the development, according to the different performance styles, the origins of the teachers and the different scores, there were many Qin schools such as Jinling School, Yushan School, Mei 'an School, Guangling School, Zhejiang School, Zhucheng School, Lingnan School, etc.