What does Guyun Xinsheng mean?

Explanation of phonology

(1) [sound]: phonology (the general term for sound, rhyme, and tone in Chinese syllables); sound (2) [initial consonant and simple or compound vowel ]: For a detailed explanation of the collective name of initial consonants and finals, see "Sound and Rhyme". Also known as "sound and rhyme". Also known as "Shengjun". 1. Refers to the tune. "Three Kingdoms, Wei Zhi, Biography of Du Kui": "Kui made jade and bronze bells, but the sound was clear and turbid and not as good as the law." "Book of Jin, Lu Li Zhi 1": "After testing the correct rules, they don't correspond; when he blows them, they are not as good as the law." "The sound is uniform, but most of them are discordant." "Book of Jin·Ye Zhi I": "In the ninth year of Taishi, Xun Xu, the official of Guanglu, began to make ancient rulers to adjust the sound and rhyme." "The emperor issued an edict to recruit soldiers without success." "The ministers who returned from the counties of Hehuang and Huangzhou often offered songs after seeing their holy achievements": "Listen to the songs and dances all over the city, "Liangzhou" has different sounds and rhymes." Song Zhangxian's "Magnolia" lyrics: "The snow is flying downstairs, the banquet is upstairs, and the songs are The sound of the throat flute is trembling. "The poem "Man Jiang Hong·Wen Flute" by Peng Fangyuan of the Yuan Dynasty: "Jiangnan Road, sunny and cloudy, the sound and rhyme change, and the tears fill the breasts." (2). Refers to the rhythm of poetry. Liang Liu Xie of the Southern Dynasty wrote "Wen Xin Diao Long·Zhang Ju": "However, if two rhymes change frequently, the rhyme will be a little restless; if a hundred sentences remain unchanged, the lips will be tired." Volume 5 of "Qu Wei Jiu News" by Zhu Bian of the Song Dynasty: "Zhang Qi Zhi" The husband wrote "Shui Long Yin", chanting Yang Hua, its meaning is clear and pleasant, Dongpo harmonizes it, if it is bold and unrestrained, it is slow and gentle, and the sound is harmonious and graceful. "Li Dongyang of the Ming Dynasty "The Four Sons of Kong": "Chen Baisha's poems are very rich in sound and rhyme." Volume 3 of "Suiyuan Poetry Talk" by Yuan Mei of the Qing Dynasty: "It is said that 'the sound is eternal', which means that the sound and rhyme are precious and long." Wu Gengshun's "A Brief Talk about Li He": "Li He's works, the sound and rhyme "Harmony." (3). Refers to the sound, rhyme, and tone of the text and the phonology of the text. "Book of Southern Qi·Literary Biography·Lu Jue": "Runan Zhou Yong is good at understanding sounds and rhymes." Liang Huijiao of the Southern Dynasty's "Biography of Eminent Monks·Confucian Master·Tan Qian": "﹝ Tan Qian﹞ often gave alms and inscribed scriptures, and was skillful in translating them. , has endless sound and rhyme." Tang Fengyan's "Fengshi Hearing and Seeing Notes·Sound and Rhyme": "At that time, Wang Rong, Liu Hui, and Fan Yun were all called talented people, and they admired and admired them. From this, the literature from far and near was transferred to the ancestral narratives, and the sound and rhyme were developed. "The way of writing is very popular." Tian Beihu's "On the Origin of Articles": "At the beginning of literacy, I struggled to distinguish the similarities and differences of sounds and rhymes, but relied on memorization and questioning." According to this, scribes in the Southern Dynasties of my country were inspired by the reading of Buddhist scriptures and created four. The theory of sound has influence in the history of literature and linguistics. See Chen Yinke's "Four Tones and Three Questions". (4). To refer to poetry or other rhymes. Yuan Xin Wenfang's "Biography of Talented Scholars of the Tang Dynasty·Yang Fa": "Fa's poetry was also a great person in sound and rhyme at that time." Xiang Sheng's "Preface to Collected Poems of Zhensu'an": "Since Yu Shufa received the book, he was very fond of sound and rhyme. There are some sketches in his studies, but he is immature and immature. "Zhang Binglin's "Collection of Rhymes": "Since I have been depressed and speechless, my falsetto is used to express sadness and anger." (5). It refers to speaking or shouting. tone. "Book of Northern Qi·Yuan Wenyao Biography": "Wenyao has three masters of history, and he has a clear understanding of world affairs. Every time he comes to the pavilion, he gives many orders to announce the end of the war, and gives orders to civil and military officials. His voice is clear and rhyme, and his vomiting is smooth." "Book of Wei·Biography of Cui Guangshao" ": "Guang Shao has a strong and resolute nature, and his voice resists violence. When talking to others, he is often powerful." Chen Weisong of the Qing Dynasty's "Niannujiao·Ode to Roses" lyrics: "At dawn, by the side of the curtain pavilion of Xie Niang, the voice of selling flowers suddenly sounds funny." (6). Generally refers to harmonious and beautiful sounds. Ming Dynasty Shen Defu's "Ye Huo Bian·Bu of Rites 1·Wat Nang Pei Bao": "Whenever there is a great court meeting, all the villas wear jade uniforms, and the sound between the majesties is very beautiful." Chen Weisong of Qing Dynasty's "Jade Candle New·Yong Candle" Lyrics: "The orchid heart is cut thin, and whoever hears it loses the sound of the jade hairpin." "Two Horses" by Lao She, Section 3, 5: "The trees on both sides of the street swayed their leaves in the cool breeze, making a rustling sound.

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Word decomposition

The explanation of sound Sound (sound) ē The wave that can cause hearing when an object vibrates: sound. Vocal cord. Message, audio: sound. No sound. To speak out, to declare, to make a statement (to make a public defense), to cry hoarsely. , that is, the part other than the initial consonant, or the part other than the initial consonant and the medial consonant, is called "final", such as "t man Rui Cong Nao Xia Gan Qia Mo ng", hu Men Rui Cong Nao Xia Gan Qia Ai Zhenng": rhyme (with The literary genre of rhyme and rhythm also refers to writing written in this genre