Triassic Yangguan(sān dié yáng guān)

Triassic Yangguan

Sandieyangguan, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is s ā NDI é y á nggu ā n, which means that the music score takes the poem "sending yuan Er Shi Anxi" by Wang Wei of Tang Dynasty as the main lyrics, and extends the poetic meaning, adds words and sentences to express the feeling of parting. Because the whole song is divided into three sections and the original poem is repeated three times, it is called "Sandie". After the general refers to send. From Su Mu Zha.

The origin of Idioms

In the Song Dynasty, Zhou Bangyan's "Su Mu Zha" CI: "the sound of" San dieyang Guan "gradually disappeared. If there is no rain and no clouds, we are afraid of the dawn of Wushan. "

Idiom story

During the Tang Dynasty, Liu Yuxi, a guest of the crown prince, passed by a bungalow every day when he went to court. He heard a man selling Shaobing lament Wang Wei's Weicheng song, which is called Yangguan Sandie: "the city of Weicheng is clear in the rain, and the guest houses are green and the willows are fresh. I'd like to urge you to have a glass of wine and come out of Yangguan in the west without an old friend. " He gave him ten thousand dollars to expand his business, and never heard him sing this song again

Idiom usage

In the heart, how can hate be relaxed. A suite of farewell to Quail in Yuan and Song Dynasty

Chinese PinYin : sān dié yáng guān