Interpretation of the meaning of ancient poems in Liangzhou Ci

The meaning of the ancient poems of Liangzhou Ci is explained as follows:

At the wine banquet, the mellow grape wine was filled in the luminous glass, and when it was about to be drunk, the pipa sounded immediately, as if urging people to go out to war. If you lie drunk on the battlefield, please don't joke. How many people who went out to fight in ancient times can return home?

Expanding knowledge:

Liangzhou Ci, also known as Liangzhou Song, is a lyric written by dignitaries and imperial clan celebrities for Liangzhou Song, which is a popular tune name in the Tang Dynasty. Liangzhou (now in Wuwei, Gansu Province) is named because it is located in the northwest and often cold and cool. Liangzhou is the first tune of the national Yuefu in the Tang Dynasty: it was presented by Guo Zhiyun nine years before Kaiyuan, belonging to Hu Department: it is a Daqu with the modes of Zhenggong, Daoism and Gaogong;

the music style is sad; Musical instruments include pipa, Hu Jia, Qiangdi, Zheng, Hengdi, Sheng and Fangxiang. Equipped with dance, which belongs to soft dance; There are many singers, dancers and performers; Many famous poets wrote lyrics for it; Songs enter Yuefu through the way that artists choose poems to enter music; It is also a symbol for later generations to recall the prosperous Tang Dynasty.

during the Han and Tang dynasties, Liangzhou was the largest ancient city in the northwest of China, second only to Chang' an. In the Eastern Jin and Sixteen Countries, the former cool, the latter cool, the south cool and the north cool, and the Daliang capital in the early Tang Dynasty once established its capital here, and later it was ruled by the county, state and government.

It is also the hub of economic and cultural exchanges between the Central Plains and the western regions in ancient times, the pass in the western section of the Silk Road, the metropolis where Chinese and foreign businessmen gather, and once became the Buddhist center in northern China. Liangzhou's household name matched its political, economic and military status at that time, and its popularity was natural.

Artistic value:

Liangzhou in Tang poetry is rich in content and sincere in emotion, which describes the suffering of war and expresses patriotic feelings; Expressing strong homesickness and homesickness; Describing the natural scenery of the exotic border areas; Some show Liangzhou's unique exotic culture, among which the exotic culture mainly describes Liangzhou's customs, Liangzhou music and dance, Liangzhou Buddhism;

The rich content of Liangzhou Ci (Qu) is an important part of frontier fortress culture. The style of Liangzhou poetry in the Tang Dynasty is bleak, vigorous, mighty and heroic, peaceful and natural. Different artistic styles reflect the poet's different feelings and enrich the emotional connotation and historical sense of Liangzhou's poems.

Liangzhou's poems are rich in images, including Hu Le's images such as Hu Zi, Ba Zi, Pipa, etc. Because of their distant, cold and sad timbre, they bring strong sadness and bleak mood to the border people. The images of famine and chill are mainly sand moraine, Leng Yue, cold wind, cold flowers, frost, cold post, cold snow and chill. The realistic spirit of Liangzhou's poems left us a real and vivid ancient Liangzhou.