Yang Guifei was the first princess of Li Mao, the son of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. After being ordered to become a monk, she was canonized by her father, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. In the 15th year of Tianbao (756), An Lushan rebelled, went into exile in Shu and passed through Mawei Post Station, where he died on June 14th.
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Drunkenness of the New Imperial Lady is a traditional opera-style song sung by Li Yugang, taking the Beijing opera Drunkenness of the Imperial Lady as a sample, supplemented by costume arrangement and orchestration. Included in the album Drunken New Guifei released on February 28th, 20 10.
The song adopts the lyrics with the profound connotation of China classical culture and the melody of modern pop music. The singing method and arrangement skills realize the perfect combination of nostalgic China background and modern rhythm, thus producing a subtle, sad, elegant and brisk song style. Chinese musical instruments, such as erhu, guzheng, flute and pipa, are widely used in music arrangement, China folk songs or operas are used in singing, and China ancient poems or legends are used in the theme.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-The New Guifei Drunk