婷芝 Cathy
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Sep 14, 2022
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“琵琶行” (pí pá xíng) is the title of a famous Chinese poem written by Bai Juyi during the Tang Dynasty. The title can be translated to “Song of the Pipa” or “Pipa Player.” The pipa is a traditional Chinese musical instrument with four strings, played by plucking.
The poem describes a journey taken by Bai Juyi along the Yangtze River, during which he encounters a woman playing the pipa on a boat. The imagery and emotions evoked in the poem are rich and vivid, reflecting both the beauty of the natural scenery along the river and the melancholy of human existence.
The “Pipa Song” is considered one of Bai Juyi’s most famous works and is widely studied and appreciated in Chinese literature. It has been translated into various languages and has inspired numerous adaptations in music, dance, and other art forms.
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