Recognized as the most difficult guzheng music

It is recognized that the most difficult guzheng songs are: mountains and rivers, fishing boats singing late, Lin Chong running at night, the autumn moon in the Han Palace, and swimming in the western Western jackdaw.

1, mountain stream

"Mountain Flowing Water" was originally a guqin song. It is said that Boya, a pianist in the pre-Qin period, played the piano in the wilderness and was praised by the passing woodcutter as "I am as tall as Mount Tai" and "I am as happy as a river". After his death, Boya lost his bosom friend, so he broke the piano and sealed the music. Later, mountains and rivers were also compared to confidants or bosom friends, and also to the delicacy of music. Later generations compared high mountains and flowing water to precious friendship.

2. "Fishing boats sing late"

In the previous issues, we analyzed in detail the music "Fishing Boat Singing Late" written by Mr. Lou Shuhua during 1938- 1939, depicting the beautiful lakes and mountains in the sunset and the happy scene of fishermen's harvest. This song is very classical, and it is the most widely circulated and influential guzheng song in China! It can be said to be a piece of music that people must know.

3. Lin Chong runs at night

As the name implies, this song expresses the story of Lin Chong, the leopard head, who fled to Liangshan on a snowy night after being persecuted in the water margin. This magnificent and passionate song is a rare masterpiece in the creation of Zheng music.

4. Autumn Moon in Han Palace

As one of the top ten ancient music in China, Autumn Moon in Han Palace has two popular forms of performance, one is Erhu and the other is Zheng! This piece of music is simple and elegant, full of charm, and it is one of the representative works of Shandong Zheng music.

5. "Western jackdaw in the West Playing in the Water"

As a representative work of Hakka Zheng, The Water Play in Western Western jackdaw vividly depicts the scene of Western jackdaw (Osprey) chasing and playing in the water. With the bright and euphemistic timbre of the Zheng, the sense of the picture came up at once.