Speaking of Song Laosan, what's the name of the song that two people sell opium?

The lyrics "I mentioned that Song Laosan and his wife sold opium" came from the Beijing ditty "Exploring Qingshui River".

"Exploring Qingshui River" Singing: Degang Guo

Music type: Beijing ditty

Source: Introduction to Beiping Folk Songs

Quci:

Peach leaves are pointed.

Liu Yeer, the sky is full.

He has this grandfather Ming.

Listen to me carefully.

This happened in Jingxi Indigo Factory.

There is a Song Laosan in the lighter camp of indigo factory.

Mention Song Laosan.

The couple sell opium.

Have no children all my life.

I gave birth to a daughter named Chanjuan.

Girl, you are old 15 years old.

I have a baby name, Lotus, and the word "Lotus" is Da Lian.

The girl's name is Dalian.

Handsome

This flower is not picked.

The pipa is broken and no one plays it.

Slaves are like diusim thinking about Lu Bu's story.

It's like Yan Poxi sitting upstairs thinking about Zhang San.

The sun went down.

Autumn insects make trouble.

Brother Liu who thinks about it day and night.

It's right at my door.

I have an appointment with you to meet at midnight tonight.

Big face, I looked down shyly and said nothing.

Geng Yi Gu Ertian

Girl, I was in tears.

The saddest thing is that parents love smoking opium.

I delayed my marriage, slave.

If youth is a thing of the past, where can we find teenagers?

Two more ancient methods

Xiaoliuzi climbed up the wall.

Disturbed the home, infatuated daughter Jiaowa.

I opened the door in a hurry. Double fan

The boss caught his beloved child.

Drums are loud at night.

The moon shines in the sky.

What a pair of sentimental people are lingering in the conversation.

Yuanyang, splash around. Let me say what I think.

Holding hands with spoony people and crying.

Wu Geng Tian Daming

Parents, he knows the details.

This shameless girl

Ruined my family.

I must beat you today.

Whips soaked in cold water will not be tolerated.

Big face has nothing to say.

Forced to jump into the river.

The sixth brother became alert.

To explore the Qingshui River.

Family, you died for me.

Sister Lian, slow down. Wait for brother Liu.

Continuous autumn rain

Qingshui River with First Frost

What a spoony couple.

Both jumped into the river.

Infatuated woman, amorous Han.

Created a little song to explore the Qingshui River.

Created a little song to explore the Qingshui River.

References:

Beijing ditty is an ancient folk art of Han nationality. From some popular ballads in Ming and Qing Dynasties, as well as some related materials such as A Brief Introduction to Beijing Folk Songs, it can be seen that the popular tunes in Beijing in Ming and Qing Dynasties have various names and different colors and spread to all levels of society. Some Kunqu opera and plucked-fingered actors in Jinjing are not only good at North-South songs, but also compose ditties.

It can be seen from some popular ballads in Ming and Qing Dynasties, as well as "A Brief Introduction to Beijing Folk Songs" and other related materials that the popular tunes in Beijing in Ming and Qing Dynasties have various names and colors, and spread to all levels of society. Some Kunqu opera and plucked-fingered actors in Jinjing are not only good at North-South songs, but also compose ditties. Judging from the dividing line and the comparison before and after the release, there are various tunes circulating in Beijing, which can be roughly divided into the following situations: as folk songs that have been circulated among ordinary people, such as Jasmine, Embroidered Pocket, Four Seasons of Acacia, Twenty-four Confusions, etc., they are still circulated among the people in the form of folk songs. Of course, there are also some folk artists who absorb these folk songs as their own tracks and still sing according to the tunes of folk songs or with slight musical changes.

Artists who perform tunes and ditties, or people who sing ditties in other industries, can be divided into several situations in society:

Playing a tune in a brothel to invite guests to enjoy guests belongs to a brothel geisha. Young singers brought up by wealthy businessmen pretend to be women and entertain guests with songs and dances in Beijing. They are called "Tong Ming" or "Gu Xiang". Tong Ming and Gu Xiang were banned in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. After the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC), brothels in brothels were sealed up and kilns were banned.

As folk artists who perform ditties, most of them are blind artists or young women who sell songs (known as Luqi people in history). Blind artists in Beijing, such as Jiang Lantian and Liu Yichen, have many songs, such as Happy Return, Complaining about Prostitutes, Duihua, Duihua, and Duihua, which are deeply loved by citizens, especially women. They are often invited to perform in the yard.

In the tea garden, on the stage, at the temple fair, he performed independent artistic performances with time-varying ditties and was a professional ditty singer. Among the famous singers in Beijing at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, the actresses are Song Dahong and the actors are Xiao Yuqing, Yin Fulai and Zhao. For example, Yin Fulai's Big Five Tables, Small Five Tables and Exploring Qingshui River, and Zhao's The Twelfth Floor and Embroidering Kirin are all very popular.

Although the tune at that time was a kind of tune, it was a huge project to sort out the spread and continuation of various tunes. Because there are many new ditty works in past dynasties, the names of qupai and aria change frequently. According to the catalogue of various songbooks, the most widely circulated and longest-lasting ditties in Beijing in Ming and Qing Dynasties are: Xiqu, Tea Qu, Shanpo Yang, Zhu Yunfei, Children's Play, Yinniu Silk and Parasitic Grass. Some of these minor tunes are still circulating, some have changed their names, some have disappeared from the stage, and some have become an integral part of some traditional China opera music.