Ten Classic Songs of Taoism

Ten classic Taoist songs are as follows:

1, Daoqing

Taoism is not a rigid religious ceremony, so it develops rapidly among the people and even becomes a folk school. The creation of Taoist songs can correspond to the public concisely and clearly. Baiyun Huanghe Road, a piano, a sword and a cup of tea; Feather clothes are often hazy and do not touch human peaches and plums.

2. Daoyuan

They all converted to your side with their fate and put their hearts in the furnace pot to cultivate into Dan; Even if the avatar is close to your cigarette, it is my belief in praying for immortality.

3. Dao Xin

Good deeds are like water, and moral classics are accompanied by fragrant tea. Zhan Mu does not care about fame and fortune, but laughs at the world of mortals.

4. bloom Mercy

Who was born in the world of mortals and moved to Kun; Who knows the mother of the earth, an inch of grass; The scent of ebony awakens the dreamer, cherishes his mother and respects his relatives.

5. I am willing to be the lotus of Buddha.

I would like to be the lotus of Buddha, and I will never have any distractions in my mind. Bloom flowers fall beside you, making water lotus in previous lives.

6. Bodhi has no trees.

Bodhi music without trees: Xu Qingyuan-at the beginning of the day.

7. Rootless trees

Rootless Tree Music: Zhao Jingyi-Rootless Tree.

8. The wind is loose

Chinese Taoist Music, National Orchestra of China Film Orchestra.

9. Bu Xuyun

China Film Orchestra National Orchestra-Chinese Taoist Music.

10, Four Seasons Spring

China Film Orchestra National Orchestra-Chinese Taoist Music.

Taoism

Of the five major religions in China, Taoism is the only one that originated in China and was founded by China people, so it is also called indigenous religion. Taoism had a far-reaching influence on politics, economy and culture in ancient China, and it was one of the three spiritual pillars of the ruling class. As a local religion in China, Taoism has infinite charm.

Although Taoism appeared as a religion, it has absorbed countless Chinese cultures in its development history of more than two thousand years.