Interpretation of chords (1). A string on a stringed instrument. The sound of stringed instruments. Tang Yuanzhen's "Poems of Lotus Palace": "Sing the strings in the middle of the night to congratulate the old pipa for its great achievements." Tang ancient rhyme poem "Chiyang Drunk Song for Yao": "The string is tight and crisp, and the sharp music is broken." Chen Yi's poem "Spring Tour in the Summer Palace on May 1" reads: "The flute and the string play together, and the balloon goes straight to the sky." (2) Since the Jin and Yuan Dynasties, most northern operas or quyi were accompanied by silk stringed instruments, and later generations took "string rope" as a synonym for northern music. For example, Jin Dong explained Yuan's The West Chamber and Gong Diao, also called The West Chamber of the String. Shen Ming's "Rushing to the Core" has three volumes of "Distinguishing the Errors of Strings". Chord: Same as "chord". 1. strings on musical instruments. Used as a generic term for stringed instruments. Tang Yuanzhen's Poems of Lotus Palace: "Sing with high strings in the middle of the night to congratulate the old pipa for its great achievements." Song Zhou Bangyan's "Jie Lianhuan" words: "The swallow building is empty, the dust is locked, and there are strings." See "Chords". (2) play the string. Song Sushi's poem "Night Tour of the Lady of the State of Guo" says: "The palace drums push the flowers and willows, and the jade slaves spend their hands and strings." Shen Ming Defoe's Night Work, Songs and Strings Ensemble: "When I was a child, I met two or three old musicians. Their singers are all good at playing strings, and now they are absolutely famous." Qing Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio Gong Xian: "Hui Ya is good at singing, and the strings are inclined for a while." (3) Since the Jin and Yuan Dynasties, traditional Chinese opera and folk art accompanied by stringed instruments such as pipa and Sanxian have often been called "string strings". Generally refers to the northern song. "Reading Four Books, Complete Works, Mencius and Li Lou" by Fu Zhi, the king of Qing Dynasty: "Today, people are happy, the clappers are in the south, and the strings are in the north." Shi Sheng, the second son of the Qing Dynasty, wrote The Story of the Spring in Ten Continents, Volume III: "For several years, it has been as famous as the Kunqu Opera of Shuangzhu and the string rope of Runbao." Hua Yao's Post-thesis Record: "In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Nanqu flourished, and after the middle of Qing Dynasty, it declined. Those who walk in the world, drums and strings, sound changes and words are confused. " See "Chords". The explanation of the word decomposition string is a rope tied to the back of a bow that can launch an arrow: a bowstring. String Wei ("string" refers to bow string, "Wei" is animal skin, and the string is tight and soft, indicating different temperament. The ancients wore strings to warn them of sexual dullness, and Pei Wei warned them of impatience; Later, I used "immortal position" as a metaphor for my friend's advice. A rope or chain: a rope. Cableway cable Rope clues. Search, find: index. Think about it. Search. Explore. Ask for it, ask for it. Ask for it. Begging for blackmail. Nothing: nothing. Loneliness: living alone. Last name. Number of strokes:; Radical: awkward;