Shi shaoshen

Shi shaoshen

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Shi shaoshen (1581 ~ 1640) was a ci writer and Sanqu writer in Ming Dynasty. He was named ziye, maolangxian, Huating (now Songjiang County, Shanghai). He was talented and ambitious, and because he failed repeatedly, he let loose. When the spring and autumn days are good, they travel with celebrities among Jiufeng, Sanmao, West Lake and Taihu Lake. He has a wide range of interests, in addition to classics, ancient and modern literature, but also by-pass Xingwei Yu Di, Er Shi Jiuliu book. He is good at melody. His works are famous for his Sanqu and Ci, and his huayingji is handed down from generation to generation. In addition, the bitterness of his poems not only reflects the author's miserable life, but also reflects people's emotions on the eve of the fall of Ming Dynasty. For example, in Jinmen, there is a saying "there is no plan to stay in spring, only heartbroken verse".

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The sentence "all kinds of spirits are sent to the poet, and the trees are planted in the setting sun". It shows the poet's melancholy and helpless feelings, which is quite delicate. His works can jump out of the barriers of the pursuit of rhythm and words, and express his feelings more freely. The materials are widely used, such as thatched cottages, Chongtai, Guangyuan, high mountains and flowing water, pine niches, stone rooms, deserted ancient roads, flowers seeking dreams, feeling old and kind, etc. "whenever and wherever there is a creative voice, it is said that it is appropriate to sing repeatedly" (Preface to Hua Ying Ji). There are many colorful songs in the collection. Although the content is not desirable, it is not too boring. He is the author of Hua Ying Ji.