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Ancient Allure. Yuefu No. 6 "The Evil".

Evil! I want to know you and live a long life. There are no tombs in the mountains, the rivers are exhausted, the thunder and earthquakes in winter, the rain and snow in summer, the heaven and the earth are combined, and you dare to be with you!

Meaning: I love you, I want to love with you, and it won't stop in this life. Unless there are no peaks in the mountains, the water of the Yangtze River dries up, thunders in winter and snow falls in summer, and the heavens and the earth return to chaos, can I be separated from you.

From the folk song "The Evil One" of Han Yuefu:

Evil! I want to know you and live a long life.

There are no tombs in the mountains, the rivers are exhausted, the thunder and earthquakes in winter, the rain and snow in summer, the heaven and the earth are combined, and you dare to be with you!

"The Evil" is a woman's confession of her heart to "Jun". 【Notes】 Evil: "Oh my God".

on, referring to the sky. Evil, the sound is the same as "yes". Acquaintance:

Love. Fate: Ancient and "order" word communication, make.

These two sentences are to say, I want to love you, so that our love will never die. Mausoleum: Datu Mountain.

Quake Shock: Thunder. Rain and snow:

Snowfall. Rain, pronounced yù, verb. Heaven and earth are combined:

Heaven and earth become one. Naida: only dare.

The word "dare" is a euphemism.

Translation: Heaven testifies that I love you until we are both old and breathless, and if we part, nothing can separate us unless the mountains lose their edges and corners, the rivers break off, the thunder blows in winter, the snow falls in summer, and the sky falls.

Evil! I want to know you and live a long life.

There are no tombs in the mountains, the rivers are exhausted, the thunder and earthquakes in winter, the rain and snow in summer, the heaven and the earth are combined, and you dare to be with you!

"The Evil" from "Yuefu Folk Songs".

Roughly meaning: Oh my God! I want to love you for the rest of my life. Unless there are no mountains and hills, the Yangtze River and the Yellow River are dry, thunder rumbles in winter, and it snows heavily in summer, and the sky and the earth merge together, I dare to cut off with you!

An infatuated woman's passionate confession to her lover.

The song "When" is taken from "The Evil". When the mountain peaks have no edges and corners, when the river no longer flows, When time stops, day and night, day and night, heaven and earth, all things turn into nothingness, I still can't break up with you, I can't break up with you, your gentleness is the greatest wait in my life, when the sun no longer rises, when the earth no longer turns, when spring, summer, autumn and winter no longer change, when all the flowers and trees are withered, I still can't break up with you.

That's great! Comrades, talented!

The original poem is:Evil, I want to know you and live a long life.

There are no mountains and no tombs, and the rivers are exhausted.

Thunder and tremors in winter, rain and snow in summer.

Heaven and earth are together, but dare to be with the king.

Translation: Heaven, I long to know and cherish you, and this heart will never fade. Unless the majestic mountains disappear, unless the surging rivers dry up and dry up.

Unless the thunder rolls in the bitter winter, unless the snow is falling in the scorching heat. Unless heaven and earth intersect and converge, I dare to abandon my affection for you.

Source: "On the Evil".

Poetry appreciation. The poem uses five natural phenomena that are absolutely impossible to occur between heaven and earth as an oath to contrast the heroine's rock-solid affection: "If there is nothing to do with the five, then I cannot be the king." The romantic and peculiar poetry has formed the strong, simple and magnificent style momentum of this poem's "splashing ink", so as to vividly express the mentality of ancient women yearning for and pursuing pure love.

<> "Eight Most Worthy Collectibles" poems of "Han Yuefu" express the true feelings of the world.

Yuefu was originally the name of the official office, and later evolved into a poetic style, including two parts: literati Yuefu and Yuefu folk songs. Yuefu folk songs only refer to the folk songs in Yuefu, that is, the folk poems collected by Yuefu organs and sung in music. Han Yuefu folk songs are a new stage of development in the history of Chinese poetry after the Book of Poetry and Chu Ci.

The mountains are edgeless, the rivers are exhausted, the winter thunder is shaking, the summer rain and snow, the heaven and the earth are together, and they dare to be with the king. --Evil Interpretation: Unless the mountains become flat, the surging rivers dry up and break the flow, the cold winter thunders, the scorching summer and snow, and the heaven and earth intersect and converge, I will be willing to abandon my affection for you!

When will the hundred rivers return to the west from the east to the sea? The young man does not work hard, and the boss is sad. 11 "Long Song Xing" Interpretation Hundreds of rivers rush eastward into the sea, when will they be able to return to the west? If you don't work hard when you're young and strong, it's useless to be sad when you're old.

The grass on the banks of the green river, thinking about the long way is inconceivable, and the dream of the past is incredible. --Drinking Horses Great Wall Cave Tour" Interpretation Looking at the continuous green grass by the river, it reminds people of the recruits who traveled far away. The husband who is far away from home can miss him all day long without opening his tent rent, and can only see each other in a dream.

Sad and miserable, there is no need to cry when you get married. I wish to win the heart of one person, and the white head will not be separated. --Baitou Yin" Interpretation When I resolutely left home and went away with you, I was not like an ordinary girl crying sadly. I thought that if I married a happy man who was affectionate and attentive, I could love each other until I was old and happy forever.

Shallot on the dew, He Yi sighs: Luxi Ming Dynasty is more falling, when will people return when they die! --Shallot Dew Interpretation The dew on the shallot leaves is so easy to dry!

Although the dew is dried today, it will fall on the shallots again tomorrow morning. And human life is dying, and once you die, you never wake up again.

There are beautiful women in the north, peerless and independent, who look at the city and then the country. --Li Yannian's Song" Interpretation There is a beautiful girl in the north, outside of independence and secular life, she glanced at the soldiers who defended the city, the soldiers abandoned their weapons, and the walls were lost; She glanced at the emperor who ruled the world, the emperor fell in love, and the country was defeated!

The autumn wind rises and the white clouds fly, the orchid has a beautiful chrysanthemum and a fragrance, and the beautiful people can not forget. --Autumn Wind Speech" Interpretation The autumn wind blows, the white clouds fly, the grass and trees are withered, and the wild geese return to the south. Orchids and chrysanthemums are extremely beautiful and exude a faint fragrance, but my feelings of missing beautiful people are unforgettable.

If you want to return home, there is no one to cross the river, you can't talk about it, and the wheel in your intestines turns. --Tragic Song" Interpretation There are no relatives at home, and there is still a home to return to. Even if you have a home, you can't go back, because the future is bumpy, you have no way out, and you have no boat to cross.

I want to tell people about my homesickness and painful experiences, but there are many unspeakable things that I can't talk about, so I have to hold them in my heart, and my heart is full of pain, like a wheel turning in my intestines, and there are bursts of colic.

From the Han Dynasty poet's anonymous "Shang Evil".

I want to know you and live a long life.

The mountains have no tombs, the rivers are exhausted, the winter thunder and earthquakes, the summer rain and snow, the heaven and the earth are together, and you dare to be with you!

This is a love song in the folk song "Rao Song" of Han Yuefu, which is a warm confession of an infatuated woman to her lover, and it is very ingenious in art. The protagonist of the poem swore to the sky and bluntly expressed the wish of "knowing each other with the king and living a long life", and then turned to the ink from the perspective of "never with the king", which is more affectionate than tiling. The protagonist envisions three sets of peculiar natural variations as a condition for "being with the king":

There are no mountains and no tombs, and the rivers are exhausted" - the mountains and rivers are gone; "Thunder and earthquake in winter, rain and snow in summer" - the four seasons are reversed; "Heaven and Earth Together" - Return to the chaotic world again. These assumptions are more absurd and more bizarre than the other, and they simply cannot happen. This emphasizes the protagonist's unswerving love to death, so that the possibility of "breaking off with the king" is fundamentally excluded.

This unique lyrical approach accurately expresses the absolutist psychology that is unique to people in love. Affectionate whimsy is indeed a "god of short chapters".

This sentence comes from the Han Yuefu folk song "The Evil One".

The original text is like this:

Evil! I want to know you and live a long life.

There are no tombs in the mountains, the rivers are exhausted, the thunder is gusting in winter, the rain and snow in summer, the heaven and the earth are combined, and they dare to be with the king.

This is the first vow to confess love and loyalty. The author uses five impossible natural phenomena as a metaphor for an impossible dispersion. The feelings are fierce and frank, and the style is simple and pungent.

The meaning of "when the mountain has no peaks, the sky and the earth are together, I can be separated from you."

Meaning: When the mountain peaks have no edges and corners, the rivers are dry, the thunder is thundering in winter, the snow is fast in summer, and the sky and the earth are together, I dare to break off friendship with you.

Excerpt from: Han Dynasty folk song "Shang Evil".

Original text: Evil!

I want to know you and live a long life.

There are no tombs in the mountains, the rivers are exhausted, the thunder and earthquakes in winter, the rain and snow in summer, the heaven and the earth are combined, and you dare to be with you!

Creative background: "The Evil One" is one of the "Eighteen Songs of the Cymbals", which belongs to the "Propaganda Songs" of Yuefu. "The Evil One" is a folk love song, a love poem with strong feelings and unrestrained momentum.

In the poem, the woman is Chang to express her unswerving feelings for her lover. She swore to the heavens and the earth as a witness that she would always love her lover.

Han Xing Belt Wei Six Dynasties Poetry Appreciation Dictionary" believes that it should be combined with "Thoughtful" into one article. "Thoughtful" is to consider a break, and "Evil" is to make a firmer oath after making up your mind. The "Yuefu Poetry Appreciation Dictionary" believes that the two are independent of each other.

Oh God! I long to know and cherish you, and this heart will continue and never change. Unless the majestic mountains disappear, unless the surging rivers dry up and dry up, unless the cold winter thunders, unless the scorching heat and snow fall, unless the heaven and earth merge and there will never be a day, if there is really such a day, I dare to part with you.

Evil! I want to know you and live a long life. There are no tombs in the mountains, the rivers are exhausted, the thunder and earthquakes in winter, the rain and snow in summer, the heaven and the earth are combined, and you dare to be with you!

The mountains are edgeless, the heavens and the earth are together, and they dare to be with the king. It is the second sentence from this little poem, but the original word is a little more emphasized, and the degree is deeper.

This is actually a woman's inner monologue, and she uses five impossible things in a row to show her position on love. I have to say that this woman has a peculiar imagination, but it also shows that her will is firm, and no matter how much heaven and earth can shake.