
Part 1
A vivid tapestry of courtly romance, seasonal moods, and wandering thoughts, this collection unfolds like a series of intimate musical movements. Each piece swirls with fragrant gardens, moonlit pavilions, and the gentle rustle of silk, inviting listeners to linger on the delicate emotions of longing, celebration, and quiet melancholy. The verses capture fleeting moments—spring blossoms, autumn rain, lantern‑lit feasts—rendered in a lyrical voice that feels both timeless and intimately personal.
The work also offers glimpses of regal pageantry and the subtle intrigues of aristocratic life, where poetry becomes a whispered dialogue between lovers and a conduit for the splendor of imperial ceremonies. Listeners will be carried through fragrant orchards, echoing corridors, and moon‑drenched rivers, all while the cadence of the language mirrors the rise and fall of a musical score. It is an immersive journey that celebrates the beauty of language and the enduring resonance of human feeling.
Language
zh
Duration
~25 minutes (24K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Apr 29, 2008
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

Best known for turning the Song dynasty lyric form into something vivid, musical, and deeply human, this poet wrote of longing, city life, and the emotional world of ordinary people. His songs were so widely loved that they helped shape the future of ci poetry.
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