Master Hongyi's FarewellMaster Hongyi's Farewell was a widely circulated and influential work.
From the background of his creation, Li Shutong had experienced many ups and downs in his life. He had had a pleasant and happy time, such as when he was in contact with Xu Huanyuan and other friends, and when he created and gained fame in the Southern City Cultural Society. However, the situation was turbulent and Xu Huanyuan's family was in ruins. In the winter of 1913, Xu Huanyuan told Li Shutong that his family had gone bankrupt and left in a hurry. This incident prompted Li Shutong to write Farewell.
In terms of artistic features, the lyrics were full of classical artistic conception, such as "Outside the long pavilion, beside the ancient road, fragrant grass and green sky." It depicted the traditional scene of a long pavilion farewell. With the long pavilion, the ancient road, the setting sun, the flute sound, and other evening scenes, it set off the quiet and cold atmosphere and expressed the sadness of parting when bidding farewell to friends. The music fluctuated gently, and the similar or even repeated phrases did not give people a sense of complexity. Instead, it strengthened the integrity and unity of the work, giving it a special sense of beauty.
The lyrics of " Farewell " were written by Li Shutong. The song was said to have been written by Americans. It had been sung for hundreds of years and was sung by many singers. Although there were many poems that described farewell since ancient times," Farewell " was deeply rooted in people's hearts and reflected the common emotional experience of parting. Li Shutong's life spanned two worlds. In the first half of his life, he was a romantic scholar, and in the second half, he became a monk, Master Hongyi. Farewell was the classic work he wrote before he became a monk.
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