[Name] Three Hundred Yuan Songs
【 Author 】 Lu Qian
【出版社】北京燕山出版社
【 Open 】 32 open
[Page] 162 pages
[Size and Weight]
ISBN number: 9787540214180


Three Hundred Yuan Songs: Yuan Haowen (Four Songs)
Yangguo (Two Poems)
Pearl Curtain Show (one song)
Hu Zhiyu (Two Poems)
Ni Zan (Three Poems)
Xuxi Village (Two Poems)
Li Qixian (one song)
Oden Zhou Qing (Two Poems)
Soup Recipe (Five Poems)
Xu Yan (one song)
Lu Zhi (Eleven Poems)
Wang Yun (Three Poems)
Guan Hanqing (Eight Poems)
Wang Heqing (Three Poems)
Bai Pu (Six Poems)
Yao Sui (Ten Poems)
Yu Tianxi (Two Poems)
Ma Zhiyuan (Eleven Poems)
Guanyun Stone (Twelve Poems)
Zhao Xianhong (Four Poems)
Deng Yubinzi (Two Poems)
Fan Kang (one song)
Zhang Yanghao (Twenty One Poems)
Zeng Rui (Four Poems)
Qiao Ji (23 songs)
Wang Yuanding (Three Poems)
Chade Qing (one song)
Shu (one song)
Li Bangyou (one song)
Xue Angfu (Nine Poems)
Wei Lizhong (one song)
Ali Xiying (one song)
Chen Cao'an (Three Poems)
Zhao Shanqing (Four Poems)
Zhao Yugui (Two Poems)
Zhou Wenzhi (Three Poems)
Bai Ben (one song)
Li Zhiyuan (Three Poems)
Wang Bocheng (Two Poems)
Deng Yubin (one song)
Liu Yange (one song)
Zhao Meng (one song)
Zhen Shi (one song)
Wang Shifu (one song)
Gao Keli (Two Poems)
Wu Xiyi (Five Poems)
Lv Jimin (one song)
Tang Yifu (one song)
Zhang Kejiu (26 songs)
Sun Zhouqing (Four Poems)
Xu Zaisi (Twelve Poems)
Wang Juzhi (Five Poems)
Li Aishan (Three Poems)
Song Fanghu (Six Poems)
Lv Zhi'an (Two Poems)
Zhou Deqing (Nine Poems)
Liu Tingxin (Three Poems)
Zhong Sicheng (Five Poems)
Cao De (Four Poems)
Ma Qianzhai (Four Poems)
Aluwei (two songs)
Wu Hongdao (one song)
Zhang Yu (one song)
Shang Ting (one song)
Wei Chu (one song)
Liu Bingzhong (one song)
Shang Zhengshu (one song)
Wang Yuanheng (Two Poems)
Nameless (Thirteen Poems)
Yuanqu is a wonderful flower in the splendid cultural treasure trove of the Chinese nation. It embodies unique characteristics in both ideological content and artistic achievements, and stands alongside Tang and Song poetry, becoming three important milestones in the history of Chinese literature.
The Yuan Dynasty was the heyday of Yuan opera. Generally speaking, Yuan zaju and sanqu are collectively referred to as Yuan qu, both of which use Beiqu as their singing form. Sanqu is the main literary genre of the Yuan Dynasty. However, the achievements and influence of Yuan zaju far exceed those of sanqu, so some people use "Yuan qu" to refer only to zaju, which is also known as "Yuan opera".
Although there is a freeze frame, it is not rigid. It is allowed to add interlining characters in the freeze frame, and some music pieces can also add sentences. Rhymes allow for the use of both horizontal and vertical tones, which provides greater flexibility compared to quatrains in regulated poetry and Song lyrics. So readers can notice that sometimes two songs on the same "Qupai" have different word counts, which is why (the song with the fewest word count in the same Qupai is the standard freeze). Yuanqu, also known as Ci Yu or Yuefu.