According to legend, Ji Kang is a handsome man who prefers to strike the iron with his bare hands. His father was a thinker, musician and writer in the Three Kingdoms period and Cao Wei period, and he was also a scholar and adviser to the imperial history. Ji Kang was smart since he was a child, and he was seven feet eight inches long. Rong Zhi is outstanding, well-read, and well-versed in hundred schools of thought, especially Zhuangzi's theory. After Sima came to power, he lived in seclusion. One day Ji Kang was working while the iron was hot, and his little fan Zhong would come to ask him for his autograph. Ji Kang neglected his love because of the huge ostentation and extravagance and taboo. As a result, Zhong Hui bears a grudge. Later, Zhong Hui became Sima's favorite, and the ruling and opposition parties were in power. Yu Jingyuan framed Ji Kang for four years to avenge his negligence. Then, Ji Kang was executed by Si Mazhao, the general in power, at the age of forty. According to legend, Ji Kang calmly played a song "Guangling San" for the students who came to send the punishment before his execution, and he was deeply touched. Guangling San is unique today! ? Then why did he play Guangling San? Why did this song later become a banned song?

First, the origin of Guangling San According to the Book of Jin, Guangling San was given by an ancient man when Ji Kang visited Luoxi. There is even a legend of ghosts and gods in Taiping Guangji, which is about Ji Kang's good piano. On one occasion, Ji Kang spent the night in Yuehuage, but he couldn't sleep at night. He sat up and played the violin, which was elegant and touched a ghost. The ghost then spread Guangling San to Ji Kang, and Ji Kang agreed not to sing this song.

Second, the story behind Guangling San made Ji Kang feel the same way. Guangling San is also known as Nie Zheng's Post-thorn Song. The story behind it is about Nie Zheng stabbing North Korea and Nie Zheng? A scholar dies for a confidant? Fearless spirit, after his successful assassination, he was afraid of bringing trouble to those who met him, cutting his face, gouging out his eyes and laparotomy. Ji Kang played Guangling San because the story behind it made him feel the same way. This song is impassioned, in line with the mood at that time, and the tone of the song is in line with Ji Kang's personal design. Even if I die, I am calm and independent. I am still the unruly white boy.

Thirdly, Guangling San implied the story of Nie Zheng stabbing North Korea behind the reactionary thought Guangling San, symbolizing the resistance of Wang Ling and others to Sima's family. Guangling San became a forbidden song because it implied reactionary thoughts and was extremely ironic to those in power at that time.

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