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Music scene writing sorrow

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Writing sadness in music scene is a contrast technique of setting off sadness with beautiful music scene. People have different feelings and aesthetic attitudes towards scenery due to different circumstances, moods, cultural levels and ideological personalities.
Chinese name
Music scene writing sorrow
Definition
Contrast technique of setting off sadness with beautiful scenery
Origin
Jiang Zhai's Poems
Citation explanation
In Jiang Zhai's Poetic Tales, Wang Fuzhi of the Qing Dynasty said, "To write sorrow with music scenes, to write music with sorrow scenes, and to double its sorrow and happiness." This is one of the techniques of setting off feelings with scenery. Tang Wei Yingwu's "Sending Li Danyuan Tin": "It's hard to predict the vast world, and the spring sorrow is gloomy and sleeps alone." This is because the country is still in turmoil, the personal future is uncertain, and the world is changing unpredictably. The worry comes from it. On the contrary, in the spring night, people are worried and can't sleep at night. Du Fu's "Two quatrains", "The river is blue and the birds are white, the mountains are blue and the flowers are blue and white. This spring has passed again, when is the return to New Year?", is a good poem to write beautiful scenery against sorrow. The green river, white birds, green mountains and red flowers are full of spring, but the end of late spring is coming. At this moment of "hurried spring and return", the poet who wants to return cannot deepen his sense of wandering and homesickness. And "Spring Outlook": "When I feel the flowers splashing tears, I hate the birds to be scared"; "Climbing the Tower": "Flowers near tall buildings hurt customers, and it is difficult for thousands of people to climb here." It is the music scene in front that sets off and deepens the poet's sorrow for his country. [1]