Chapter 55 Take a big risk (Part 2)

The lyrics and music are full of Song language. This song without language barrier makes Zhao Xing intoxicated.

The music paused, Park In-gwang waved his folding fan and sang "Datong Jiang Poetry":

"The rain breaks and the grass is full of colors in the long dam.

Singing to you Nanpu,

When will the Datong River end?

Don’t cry and add green waves every year.”

The sound of Shanxian Bangbang is full of vicissitudes and simplicity. In the singing, Zhao Xing looked at Park In-kwang's behavior as if he was watching a Japanese Warring States Period movie. His every move was like a Japanese samurai singing a haiku.

However, why did he feel his soul beating?

Park Ing-gwang's long dragging sounds seemed to hit Zhao Xing's genetic imprint, making his soul tremble...

This is Bohai Song and Music, which Zhao Xing saw in Japan. It is called "Tang Music" by the Japanese. This is indeed a custom in the Han and Tang dynasties. Park In-gwang sang poems with Bohai Song, which was a kind of etiquette for inviting Zhao Xing to dance. His current movements are very close to Japan's current "Nanyue".

This kind of etiquette has been recorded many times in historical books of the Han and Tang dynasties, such as letting Xuzhou and Liu Bei's Xuzhou Mu Tao Qian dance and inviting others to dance with him... This etiquette was destroyed after the subsequent Five Barbarians' Invasion of China, and only in the Youji area of ​​China was seen in the Youji area of ​​China. This area was later Bohai Kingdom. This music was spread to Goryeo and Japan, and was called "Bohai Music".

Zhao Xing was purely a piece of white paper in ancient etiquette. He watched Park In-kwang keep making invitations in the hall, but was stunned. Fortunately, he broke into a man who looked like crazy and diverted his attention.

This is a lunatic.

"Where is he? Where is the bachelor's disciple?" A man with bare head, wearing shoes on one foot and only a footwear (ancient socks) on the other side broke in. When he saw Zhao Xing, the only outsider in the field, he immediately took Zhao Xing's hand and said familiarly: "You are here, are you planning to see Mount Kwangmang... The bachelor would have sent me to Goryeo that year, but unfortunately, the heavens are worried.

Is there anything you are worried about? Can I, the little Goryeo Bang, imprison the bachelor’s school? I’m afraid I’m not going to treat it well… The bachelor’s school did not come, and asked my envoy of Goryeo to send a poem, which contains 'I wish to be born in Goryeo and see Mount Vajra at first sight' - do you wish to live in Goryeo and see Mount Vajra every day?"

After the news of Su Shi's mission came out, Sun Jue once wrote a poem "I heard that the court advised me to send Goryeo to the court", which said: "There are soulmates in foreign countries, and the duck green is mixed and drunkenly. Yingshi is famous in China, and Lotte tells his pen and passes through the Chicken Forest..."

Qin Guan immediately attached a poem: "The scholars are in a foreign land and traveled to the south of the sky for several years. If they don't make their name five thousand miles away, how can they see the literary masters for two hundred years? The other party asked for a wonderful note, and weaving a new chapter in the brocade. They stayed but hated the old ones, and they could not fly to the front of the house."

However, Su Shi failed to make a move in the end.

Who is the lunatic who broke in? Why is it so enthusiastic?

Park In-kwang didn't think the person who broke in was crazy. He lay on the ground in a kowtow posture, leaned down to the floor, and reminded him with a whispering door: "This is the news that I came to the prince... my nephew, I just informed him..."

At this time, the banquet was halfway through, and the dusk was vast. The candles in the lobby were shining brightly and the silk tubes were melodious. When the girls saw this person, they knelt down and bowed their heads to salute.

Is Su Shi a staunch supporter of Goryeo?

No, Su Shi was a sober diplomat. Many years later, he first discovered the trade deficit between Goryeo and Song Dynasty, and wrote a letter to limit the scale of trade with Goryeo, which made the Song Dynasty pay attention to the trade balance - so the so-called "I wish to be born in Goryeo and see Mount Vinjong" was just a polite word from a diplomat.

But this sentence moved the entire Goryeo.

The "madman" who came in ignored Park In-kwang's introduction. He grabbed Zhao Xing's hand and said in a stack of voices: "Is the bachelor's okay? I heard that he has been exiled for four years... It's a pity that I can't leave. I wish I could be with the bachelor's side and listen to the new bachelor's words all day long... Have you brought the new bachelor's work? Take it out quickly."

Zhao Xing quickly called the package handed over by the man, took out the two collections of poems "Shenran" and handed it on it. When the package was opened, several white robes pressed under the book were exposed, and there seemed to be some handwriting on it. When the prince of Goryeo saw it, his eyes lit up. He did not accept the book of poems handed over by Zhao Xing, stared at the white silk robe, and said thoughtfully: "'I am here in Huangzhou now'... This word seems to be the handwriting of a bachelor. I have seen this font and presented it!"

The white silk robe was unfolded.

This is a common scribe robe in the Song Dynasty. Because it is plain white, you can wear it no matter what your identity is.

The clothes are made very simple, and there are not many colors on them. Except for white, there is only painting.

The front of the robe was painted with ink painting techniques. The portrait was wearing a hat on his head and a rattan stick in his hands. The wrinkles on his clothes were drawn with neat ink painting techniques to outline the flowing feeling. The whole portrait gave people the feeling of "I want to go back with the wind". Its volume only accounts for about one-third of the clothes, and the rest was a large piece of white space.

Behind the robe is "Huangzhou Cold Food Sticker" - four sentences and one line, with words covering the entire back from top to bottom.

"I came to Huangzhou, and I have passed the three cold foods. I want to cherish spring every year, but I don't want to cherish spring when I leave.

This year, the rain is bitter again, and the moon is bleak. I lie down and smell the crabapple flowers, and the swallows are scattered in the snow.

It was so powerful that he secretly carried it away in the middle of the night. He was sick and the boy had turned white.

The spring river is about to enter the house, but the rain is coming. The hut is like a fishing boat, in the clouds of water.

I cook cold vegetables in an empty cook, and burn wet reeds in a broken stove. I know it is cold food, but I see birds holding paper.

The king's family is nine levels deep, and the grave is thousands of miles away. He also wants to cry and die, and he can't blow it up."

When I appreciate his poems, he is vigorous and melancholy full of sadness in life and sad mood, and is full of strong infectiousness. When I talk about his writing, his pen is full of ink, his spirit is full, his ups and downs, he flies, and he skillfully integrates poetry, painting, and calligraphy...
Chapter completed!