Nuns Thinking of Fan; Ten Cups of Wine; Dresser
Meng Jiangnu Tune Nouns Explanation: Also known as "Spring Tune", "Dresser", "Ten Cups of Wine", etc. "Nuns Thinking of Fan", "Ten Cups of Wine", "Nun Sifan" and so on. A kind of folk tune. It has been passed down from Heilongjiang and Inner Mongolia in the north to Guangdong and Yunnan in the south. It has a close relationship with the "small mountain songs" and "spring tunes" in the south of the Yangtze River.
The form of the song is strict, with a four-stanza musical section, neat sentences, and little change in general. The content of the song is mostly about the feelings of separation and sadness. For example, "Meng Jiangnu", "The Moon Shines Bent on the Nine States", "Nuns Thinking of Fan", "Sighing Ten Voices", "Bitter People", "Pipa Tale", "Widow Sacrificing the Grave", etc. There are also love stories and narrative songs. There are also songs about love stories and narrative themes, such as Ten Cups of Wine, Ten Fingers, Expecting a Lover, Little Five Nights, The White Lady, and Sighs of the Three Kingdoms.
Meng Jiangnu Tiao (孟姜女調), a Chinese word whose pinyin is mèngjiāngnǚdiào, refers to folk tunes. The basic form of the tune is the zheng mode; it is a four-sentence section with neatly spaced phrases, and the falling tones are shang, zheng, yin, and zheng, which are typical of the "rising and falling" style of section structure; the form is rigorous.
Folk tunes. That is, the four seasons. It is also called singing spring tune. Detailed "four seasons tune". The basic form of the tune of Meng Jiangnu is the levistic mode; four phrases of music, the length of each phrase is neat, and the falling tones are Shang, Zheng, Fei, Zheng, which is a typical "starting and ending" type of music structure; the form is rigorous. Meng Jiang: During the Spring and Autumn Period, Qi was surnamed Jiang, so the eldest daughter of the ruler of Qi was called Meng Jiang. It also refers to a woman of the family or a beautiful woman. That is, Meng Jiang female. Legend has it that she was the maid of the ruler of Lone Bamboo. She was sacrificed to King Zhou of Yin and threw herself into a well.