1. Verses about Mei Lanfang’s persistence
Verses about Mei Lanfang’s persistence 1. Verses describing Mei Lanfang
When Zhang Jian, the number one scholar in the late Qing Dynasty, was in Beijing , he got in touch with the up-and-coming Peking Opera actress Mei Lanfang. Later, he returned to his hometown to engage in industry and education. He often exchanged letters with Mei Lanfang, including Zhang Jian's poem about "plum":
The lady in Xiaotang is unparalleled in beauty, and her paintings of plum blossoms are also pleasant. When I sent it to Yulang, Gu Ying saw a cluster of crimson snow charming the early spring.
This Qijue poem was written in the autumn of 1915, titled "Paintings with Tang Lemin" "Red Plums Send to Wan", the "Wan" in the title is the abbreviation of Mei Lanfang's character "Wanhua". From this painting by Tang Lemin, Zhang Jian poetically compared Mei Lanfang to a noble and lovely red plum; the name of Mei's study is " "Zhu Yuxuan", so it is also called "Yulang" in the poem. The whole poem is deeply affectionate, expressing Zhang Jian's longing for Mei Lanfang. "Guan Meilang's Performing Arts" is a seven-character poem written in the summer of the same year. Zhang Jian begins with "I have already The title of the lucky gift belongs to the scholar category, and the name should be given to Mei Lanfang in the "Wuyun Letter". "Wuyun" is the colorful Duanyun. It is used to praise Mei Lanfang's great name, which can be seen in "The Name of Meiou in the World". Among the seven rhymes of "Whoever wants to express his feelings in the pavilion, write a long sentence to answer it", there is a couplet on the chin: "The descendants of Xie Tingjia in Yushu, the clothes are fragrant and Xun is sitting on the good son", and the last couplet is "The unique skills are just enough to restore the old dance, and I ask you who is more talented.", which is a pair of Mei Lanfang's poems. The character of both virtue and art was highly praised.
Zhang Jian is indeed an expert who understands the quintessence of Chinese Peking Opera. He has a keen eye for people, respects talents, and protects Mei School Peking Opera. In the early 1920s, Mei Lanfang was invited to Tongtong three times to perform, and he never failed to watch the Mei School plays. After watching, he would compose a poem.
Commenting on the poem "The Drunken Concubine" said: "On the Fengliu Dou waist branch, also known as A wonderful poem by Qing Ping. Huan thinks that the plum blossoms are too thin, so there is no need to doubt the reward of pearls today.
Appreciating the poem "Daiyu Buries Flowers", it says: Cherish the spring flowers and the grave is clear, until the poem is burned, the meaning is not peaceful. Cherish now Those who cherish the spring cherish themselves, wandering around and listening to the music.
The poem "Dream in the Garden" says: Du Liniang is hard to compare with, as long as there is a plum man in the world. Qingqin Sunu has no biography, and is left in the cold in Linchuan Jade Tea Hall.
I couldn't stop, so I recited impromptu: Listening to the desire, looking at the sky, shining like the clouds, whirling like the wind. Why does it change the state of solemnity, the goddess Gaotang is in a dream. p>
From appearance, singing to dancing, Mr. Zhang Jian appraised them one by one in a superb way. He wrote poems one by one to comment on "A Thousand Gold Smile", "Nv Qi Jie", "Chun Xiang Makes School", "Chang'e Flying to the Moon", "Qi" His promotion of the quintessence of Chinese art, such as "Double Meeting", "Tiannu Scattering Flowers", "Mulan Joins the Army", "Qin Tiao" and other famous plum operas, has been of great practical significance to this day in order to improve people's appreciation of Mei School art.
Zhang Jian was born in 1853, and Mei Lanfang was born in 1894. He could be approachable and sincere to his juniors who were 41 years younger than him. In the summer of 1919, Mei Lanfang sent 6 stills To Zhang Jian. On August 6 (the 11th day of the seventh month in the lunar calendar), Zhang Jian gave a seven-line poem in reply to "Wanhua sent a video and a poem to reply to it". He expressed his gratitude with a poem and expressed his sincerity. The poem goes:
6 The beautiful beauty of the Chanjuan is the most authentic representation of the goddess of heaven. It is hard to get rid of the old habits of sorrow, and maybe smallpox will hit me. No matter how close I am, or how I look, who can sing and dance like the ancients? The silly boy wants to talk to Lang about Zhengshi Feng.
As for the song "Ximei Lang" written on January 7, 1920 (November 17, Jiwei year in the lunar calendar) The seven rhymes of "To the Huazhu Ping'an Pavilion" once again show Zhang Mei's sincere and trustworthy friendship. The poem goes:
On the way to Hangao in the snow, flying over the river, colorful clouds are far away. It should also be frightened across the vast distance. As an old man, I cherish the passing years of my childhood. I sit on a candle and write poems and meditate. The fragrance of plum blossoms on the eaves calms the soul of the wine. The jade pan has a feeling of loneliness, and the flowers and bamboos make this night.
Mei Lanfang He studied opera at the age of 8 and appeared on the stage at the age of 11. He became famous in the art world at a young age. When he entered his thirties, Zhang Jian wrote three poems with seven unique congratulations, "Wanhua sent a poem for the first time on his thirtieth year". One of the poems said: "Ju Yingzhengzheng" To live with Jin Tongshou, one must listen to Tang Zong's long-viewing song." It expresses Mr. Zhang Jian's heartfelt wishes and best wishes: "Juying" is the elite in the opera world, and this praises Mei Lanfang and Jin Tongshou. The last sentence expresses the author's eagerness but not emotion. The mood and desire to tirelessly enjoy excellent plays such as "The Drunken Concubine" are touching to read.
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There are 42 poems by Zhang Jian praising Mei Lanfang, which are included in the book "Mei Yun" by Yuanfang Publishing House. This is a collection specially published to commemorate the 110th anniversary of Mei Lanfang's birth. Among them, Zhang Jian's The poem can be called a masterpiece in the poetry world. It praises the art of Peking Opera of the Mei School and expresses the deep friendship between each other, leaving a rare and precious spiritual wealth for future generations.
2. Famous quotes about Mei Lanfang
In addition to persisting in work, we must also develop the habit of persisting in rest. ——Mei Lanfang
I am a clumsy scholar. I don’t have enough talent, so I rely on hard work. ——Mei Lanfang
The spirit is free and the heart is peaceful. Eat in moderation and be careful about warmth and coldness. Live according to time, work and rest evenly. ——Mei Lanfang
When an actor is in the prime of his performance, he grows a beard and refuses to perform on stage because he resists the harsh social environment. He even dares not raise his voice. I cannot express the pain in words. describe. I paint partly to make a living and partly to entertain myself. Otherwise, I would really be suffocated. ”——Mei Lanfang
It’s not shameful to lose, it’s shameful to be afraid!——Mei Lanfang
Maybe you have always been a mortal!——Mei Lanfang
3. Sentences about Mei Lanfang
1. The real good show is when people break the rules
(Mei Lanfang modified the play) 2. Only those with the purest hearts. Only people can express their passion so perfectly (Mr. Qiu Rubai’s first impression of Mr. Mei Lanfang) 3. It’s not shameful to lose, it’s shameful to be afraid.
(Legend from grandpa Shisan Yan to Mei Lan.) Fang’s words) 4. Your time has come (Mr. Qiu Rubai’s encouragement to Mr. Mei Lanfang) 5. Only by focusing on ten thousand, no matter what happens, can you be undefeated (Mr. Qiu Rubai’s encouragement to Mr. Mei Lanfang who is afraid of defeat) ) 6. No matter who wins or loses in the war, Mei Lanfang is immortal. (Japanese military officer’s comments on Mr. Mei Lanfang) 7. Germany has occupied Britain, and Britain doesn’t sing Shakespeare anymore? (Mei Lan in the Sino-Japanese War) Mr. Fang bids farewell to the stage temporarily, Mr. Qiu Rubai advises Mr. Mei Lanfang)
8. Whoever destroys Mei Lanfang’s loneliness will destroy Mei Lanfang. Meng Xiaodong's plea) 9. He is not yours, nor mine, he belongs to the audience (movie theme: Mr. Mei Lanfang belongs to the audience) 10: My grandpa 10. Sanyan, let me give the opera singer some status. (Mr. Mei Lanfang’s contribution to Chinese drama) Mei Lanfang (played by Liming): "I am a man in the audience. "
The Japanese officer mocked Mei Lanfang for being a sissy and put a knife on Mei Lanfang's neck to threaten, but Mei Lanfang gave this answer. Thirteen Yan (played by Wang Xueqi) ): “It’s not shameful to lose, it’s shameful to be afraid. ”
The contest between Thirteen Yans and Mei Lanfang was about to end. Knowing that the situation was over, Thirteen Yans refused to give up. After rejecting Mei Lanfang’s suggestion of “truce,” Thirteen Yans said this to Mei Lanfang. words. Qiu Rubai (played by Sun Honglei): "Whoever destroys his loneliness will destroy Mei Lanfang. "
Qiu Rubai persuaded Meng Xiaodong to leave Mei Lanfang and let Mei Lanfang go to the United States to perform. He used the tabloid reporter's information to find Meng Xiaodong's residence and asked her to leave Mei Lanfang. Fu Zhifang (Chen Hong): "Since I entered Mei's house, I have never seen him do anything freely. "
Mei Lanfang's confusion lies in his lack of freedom, and Fu Zhifang sees this most clearly. Mei Lanfang: "The real show is when people break the rules. ”
Mr. Qiu Rubai’s first impression of Mr. Mei Lanfang: “Only the person with the purest heart can express his passion so perfectly. " Qiu Rubai encouraged Mei Lanfang, who was afraid of defeat: "Only ten thousand, no matter what happens, can you be undefeated. "
Comments on Mei Lanfang by fans of the Japanese military officer drama: "No matter who wins or loses in the war, Mei Lanfang is immortal. "During the Sino-Japanese War, Mei Lanfang temporarily bid farewell to the stage. Qiu Rubai advised Mei Lanfang: "Germany has occupied Britain, and Britain still doesn't sing Shakespeare? Mei Lanfang: "My grandfather Shi Sanyan asked me to give some status to the opera singers."
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“Mei Lanfang is not yours, not mine, he belongs to Zuer.” "——Fu Zhifang shouted to Meng Xiaodong at Meng Xiaodong's home.
"Your time has come. "——Qiu Rubai said to Mei Lanfang when Mei Lanfang decided to compete with his grandfather Shi Sanyan.
"You (Mei Lanfang) are just a mortal. " ——Qiu Rubai sighed after reading the letter written by Uncle Mei Lanfang to Mei Lanfang.
"Does anyone want to see a dirty Mei Lanfang? "——In 1937, when the Japanese army occupied Peking and invited Mei Lanfang to act, Mei Lanfang said calmly. At the end of the film, Qiu Rubai said affectionately to the sick Mei Lanfang: "If there is an afterlife, I will let it go. "You" is shocking. Isn't this movie just about Mei Lanfang and his men and women?.