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K.U. STREET SPRING Lyrics

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Bells Ring ring the bells Wake the town Everyone is sleeping…
echo 眩しい日差しを受けながら大地に広がるあの山からの冷たい雪解け水に触れて心がそっと洗われる様で I don…
Love We are not the same We’re in two different lanes Your love…
ocean Love, can't you see I'm alone Can't you give this fool…
spirals There is no side you're on Only a great open divide I…
trip I know she snake she gone rattle I ain't bringing certain…
tv Wale, I kick it, I kick it like Olindo I…
Милый Эта сука называет Меня самым милым парнем Нет послушай ты сю…
Океан Где то там, далеко за горами мы суеты не знали Из…

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@chaconneind3777

3y↑88

春江花月夜
A SPRING EVENING, ACCOMPANIED BY THE RIVER, THE FLOWERS, THE MOON

Originally by 【Tang Dynasty】 Zhāng Ruòxū
Translation by MIRANDAJHJ2022

The spring river rises and falls, blending in with the ocean

A bright moon peaks out, surging with the waves

Waves shimmer under the moonlight, stretching into the distance

The moon and the spring river accompany each other

The river wraps around the vegetation filled plains, flowing

Flowering bushes refract the gentle moonlight, covering every surface

The real fog is hidden by the fog of light, blending into one

The white, fine sand on the beach melts into the moonlight, seamless

The sky and the water become one shade, not a grain of disturbance

It is lonely, yet the moon hangs in the sky, brightly shining

Who was the first to see the moon by the river?

When did the moon above the river first shine upon us?

Generations of people come and go, never-ending. Yet

The moon shines brightly each year, like it always has

We do not know who the moon is waiting for

We can see the flowing river, sending water far away

Like parting clouds, young travellers disappear over the horizon

They leave behind only the sorrow of women waiting for their return

Which traveller is leaving by boat today, floating into the distance?

In which room is she, the one who is thinking about him?

I pity the shifting and ever-present moon, like the sorrow of those waiting

Shine upon their desks, the moon should, take away their sorrow

The sorrow, it refuses to leave their curtains

The sorrow, it refuses to leave their clothing boards

We are both watching the moon, but I cannot hear your voice

I wish to follow the moon so I can shine on you as well

The wild geese fly non-stop, but they will never leave the moonlight

The fish and the dragons jump out of the water every now and then, leaving ripples

Last night, flower petals kissed the surface of pond water in my dreams

How unfortunate that spring is already half gone, yet I cannot return home

The river flows on, with it goes the remainder of spring

Above the river, the moon is descending westward again

The tilted moon slowly descends, hiding behind the mist

There is a long distance to go, seemingly endless

We don’t know how many people can return before the moonlight runs out

Only the moon rocks with longing, lighting the forests by the river

Original Text

春江潮水連海平，海上明月共潮生。
灩灩隨波千萬裏，何處春江無月明!
江流宛轉繞芳甸，月照花林皆似霰;
空裏流霜不覺飛，汀上白沙看不見。
江天一色無纖塵，皎皎空中孤月輪。
江畔何人初見月？江月何年初照人？
人生代代無窮已，江月年年望相似。
不知江月待何人，但見長江送流水。
白雲一片去悠悠，青楓浦上不勝愁。
誰家今夜扁舟子？何處相思明月樓？
可憐樓上月徘徊，應照離人妝鏡臺。
玉戶簾中卷不去，搗衣砧上拂還來。
此時相望不相聞，願逐月華流照君。
鴻雁長飛光不度，魚龍潛躍水成文。
昨夜閒潭夢落花，可憐春半不還家。
江水流春去欲盡，江潭落月復西斜。
斜月沉沉藏海霧，碣石瀟湘無限路。
不知乘月幾人歸，落月搖情滿江樹。

https://culturelitandart.com/author/mirandajhj2022/

@lchen8369

7y↑653

A Moonlit Night On The Spring River by Zhang Ruoxu
春江花月夜张若虚
In spring the river rises as high as the sea,
春江潮水连海平，
And with the river's rise the moon uprises bright.
海上明月共潮生。
She follows the rolling waves for ten thousand li,
滟滟随波千万里，
And where the river flows, there overflows her light.
何处春江无月明。
The river winds around the fragrant islet where
江流宛转绕芳甸，
The blooming flowers in her light all look like snow.
月照花林皆似霰。
You cannot tell her beams from hoar frost in the air,
空里流霜不觉飞，
Nor from white sand upon Farewell Beach below.
汀上白沙看不见。
No dust has stained the water blending with the skies;
江天一色无纤尘，
A lonely wheel like moon shines brilliant far and wide.
皎皎空中孤月轮。
Who by the riverside first saw the moon arise?
江畔何人初见月？
When did the moon first see a man by riverside?
江月何年初照人？
Ah, generations have come and pasted away;
人生代代无穷已，
From year to year the moons look alike, old and new.
江月年年只相似。
We do not know tonight for whom she sheds her ray,
不知江月待何人，
But hear the river say to its water adieu.
但见长江送流水。
Away, away is sailing a single cloud white;
白云一片去悠悠，
On Farewell Beach pine away maples green.
青枫浦上不胜愁。
Where is the wanderer sailing his boat tonight?
谁家今夜扁舟子？
Who, pining away, on the moonlit rails would learn?
何处相思明月楼？
Alas! The moon is lingering over the tower;
可怜楼上月徘徊，
It should have seen the dressing table of the fair.
应照离人妆镜台。
She rolls the curtain up and light comes in her bower;
玉户帘中卷不去，
She washes but can't wash away the moonbeams there.
捣衣砧上拂还来。
She sees the moon, but her beloved is out of sight;
此时相望不相闻，
She'd follow it to shine on her beloved one's face.
愿逐月华流照君。
But message-bearing swans can't fly out of moonlight,
鸿雁长飞光不度，
Nor can letter-sending fish leap out of their place.
鱼龙潜跃水成文。
Last night he dreamed that falling flowers would not stay.
昨夜闲潭梦落花，
Alas! He can't go home, although half spring has gone.
可怜春半不还家。
The running water bearing spring will pass away;
江水流春去欲尽，
The moon declining over the pool will sink anon.
江潭落月复西斜。
The moon declining sinks into a heavy mist;
斜月沉沉藏海雾，
It's a long way between southern rivers and eastern seas.
碣石潇湘无限路。
How many can go home by moonlight who are missed?
不知乘月几人归？
The sinking moon sheds yearning o'er riverside trees.
落月摇情满江树。

@nonchablunt

6y↑6

do you eat any of these foods:

sushi
pizza
french fries
chips
omlettes
instant soups

why not eat your own country's native food?
you know what great countries have in common?
it's not your kind of thinking...

All comments from YouTube:

@toddlerworldtv

6y↑1.1K

Such a beautiful song and beautiful playing. And thank you for making the video so that we can see how this wonderful instrument is played.

@vantastroganoff4370

3y↑7

Well said
Your soul at peace

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@nikkianinang3470

5y↑1.6K

My Chinese student played her Guzheng for me today, and it almost made me cry because it was played beautifully and heart-felt.

@angelsulzer1801

3y↑16

Aww

@beingiron

2y↑3

Who is ?

@varungoyal2827

2y↑6

Mam I live India, plz guide me how can I learn to play Guzheng....I love it

@dexorne9753

2y↑6

@@Jesussaves8961 Gentlemen, a short view back to the past

Gentlemen, a short view back to the past. Thirty years ago, Niki Lauda told us ‘take a monkey, place him into the cockpit and he is able to drive the car.’ Thirty years later, Sebastian told us ‘I had to start my car like a computer, it’s very complicated.’ And Nico Rosberg said that during the race – I don’t remember what race - he pressed the wrong button on the wheel. Question for you both: is Formula One driving today too complicated with twenty and more buttons on the wheel, are you too much under effort, under pressure? What are your wishes for the future concerning the technical programme during the race? Less buttons, more? Or less and more communication with your engineers?

@jomjom1905

Oh my god.. really?

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@laneygabriel6254

3y↑593

I’ve been listening to this video for almost 6 years now. It’s still amazing every time. People have enjoyed your performance for 11 years and will continue to for a long time.

@ficosmedellin1492

3y↑4

it just popped in my recommended

@beingiron

2y↑5

@@ficosmedellin1492 great but you are late ...and yes you are lucky that you found it ....

@user-bm8of7uo9v

2y↑1

I think you should try to learn this instrument， then you can play by yourself

@user-vr5zk9ox8d

2y↑5

@@beingiron Better late than never. Personally, I listened to this long ago … I am now revisiting it like an old friend to now find so many more to share its pleasure with. This is a good thing ☺️

@beingiron

2y↑1

@@user-vr5zk9ox8d nice dude thank you for reply , I came here again because of you .. Thanks are you on Instagram ?

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@robinedison5465

3y↑477

Spring River Flower Moon Night, Originally known as "Xunyang Xiao&Drum", it is an ancient Chinese music, that describes the night scenery of the Yangjiang River in Xunyang in spring. Xunyang, the old name of Jiujiang city, Jiangxi province, China. The section of the Yangtze River that flows through Jiujiang city used to be called the Xunyang River.

@Kokoko324

2y↑9

@BangkokBall #MidDweller I checked the Chinese information, what he said was right, describing the night scene of Xunyang

@hglim8927

37w

Thank you for sharing🙏❤️

@kiranranjitkar2748

4y↑1.5K

I really love Ancient Chinese Instrumental Musics.

@suhani551

4y↑2

Arjun in your DP

@johnrobert5496

3y↑66

@@brendancwc6188 you're wrong

@Salted_Fysh

3y↑86

@@brendancwc6188 the koto is an instrument that is derived from the Guzheng. The various chinese cultures had a massive impact on the entire south-east asian sphere so many instruments, foods, weapons and customs can be traced back to there.

Apart from the sound, you can usually tell by the number of strings. While 21 string Kotos exist, a regular Koto will usually only have 13 or 17 strings while modern Guzheng start at 21 strings upward.

Apart from that, speaking music alone, the melody is very chinese.

@shirleyzhang2997

3y↑36

@@brendancwc6188 come on at least get ur facts straight before telling someone

@Cosmos6745

3y↑8

Sounds German to me.

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@Zinervawyrm

3y↑196

I love how dynamic this instrument sounds! Its like if a piano and a harp had a baby together. That's the best way I can describe the music this instrument produces.

@jomjom1905

2y↑11

Yes, its contains piano 🎹 string sounds rite

@burkardt4531

2y↑8

But it appeared 2000 years earlier than the piano

@ItsAsparageese

1y↑27

@@burkardt4531 They didn't say a piano & a harp literally had a baby lol. They just used the figure of speech to describe how the sound is like the sound of a piano & the sound of a harp

@grob420

1y↑3

Psychedelic sounding

@AegisHelm

30w↑5

play this on piano its horrible, play this on harp its horrible, this can only be played this beautifully only on this instrument. thats why its unique.

@thepeacefish

6y↑6.1K

Amazing that a sensory experience once only available to the wealthy class in China can now be shared and loved by almost everyone in the world. I worry sometimes that we treat music as cheap and disposable because it is so freely available, when it still takes passion and mastery to create.

@juliov982

5y↑188

thepeacefish I like your comment it stirs up curiousity in me and gratitude. I saw these instruments being played in movies like Kung fu hustle and red cliff which i found to be fascinating on how they where used in a deep reflective and emotional expression,which transports you into another time and culture.

@chbo8045

5y↑32

Well said guys I agree

@diegomunoz4480

5y↑103

You: music takes passion and mastery to make

Mumble rapper: Hold my beer

@Bryanomar123

5y↑20

Loved this comment, Namaste.

@jonesy2111

5y↑22

For sure... music is such a wonderous and often beautiful thing

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@chaconneind3777

3y↑88

@lllsofia6210

2y↑7

thank you.

@Tinhamodic

21w↑1

Beautiful!

@ZayedRayhan

16w

Thank you. I appreciate this music much more, this arrangement follows the poem wonderfully

@MC-cs2xx

5y↑53

I'm a Chinese and I used to listen to many modern peaceful music, but never have I realised Guzheng music gives me the most peaceful atmosphere! Maybe it reminds me of my grandparents

@BobHole

4y↑1.3K

My boy opening a can of beer in the back 0:29

@Nephilims_Burrow

4y↑4

Bob Hole 。。。？

@KnowGoodHuman

4y↑168

Unmistakable beer can opening sound. Good catch. They set it on a table at @0:43

@nowayjose20

4y↑57

Definitely someone dropping keys.

@DantalionNL1

4y↑116

Not to forget the person who just warmed up their hot pockets @ 0:04

@mccauleybaranov3788

4y↑4

😂

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@spaceshiba575

3y↑189

i think the background noises makes the ambience so much more peaceful to hears someone’s keys jingling, people lightly talking, a beeping noise, a door opening and closing, people walking by, being silent, it’s so calming, peaceful and relaxing. i’ve listened to this and wished i could be in this room just listening to this person playing such a peaceful and calming instrument, you have so much talent and maybe one day if i found interest to try to learn this instrument id feel like this is one of those opportunity’s i might take at least to try because it seems like such an amazing opportunity, and such an easy one to miss!! much love :)💜💜

@philyip4432

2y↑32

I grew up with this music and i am in my seventies now and it still touches my heart.

@mookins45

8y↑4.7K

Well that's the sound of civilization right there.

@plumthrive9566

8y↑73

Indeed!

@hmmmhmmm6917

8y↑173

unfortunatly killed by CCP

@aminaiaminai2287

8y↑490

That is the truest thing I have seen all day. People tend to forget that China has been through 4,000 years of history and culture. Nowadays people tend to connect to things communism and knockoffs. It's really sad. ):

@nomad4158

8y↑293

killed?These things still thrives in china.

@hmmmhmmm6917

8y↑128

yeah when mao was in power people destroyed religions structures, artifacts, cultural architecture...

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@sonyalindee8676

2y↑5

When I was 14 I swam the length of the San Marcos river in Texas early in the morning. I happened upon largemouth bass, lots of turtles, and randomly deer drinking water. The first breath of the river the ripples of the current were moderate and at some places I passed tons of duckweed and floated at the top to keep from getting tangled. Then there were beavers slapping their tails to alert my presence. I saw egrets flying overhead. Below some snakes. The ripples of the water was music to my ears. I passed by fishermen in their boats as I swam against the current. I waved to one because he was my uncle. He knew I was supposed to be at school but kept quiet and softly said hi, (so as not to disturb the fish). Not too much further down the gators we’re sleeping under the second overpass. Then I came to the dark waters of the whirlpools. I stayed clear of the embankments so as not to be drawn in. More egrets looking at me. This is where you cannot see the water below and the chill of dead souls lingers as though something bad happened there long ago that only the river remembers. I walk out the shallow water under the third overpass. another uncle is netting crawdads for bait. He says, girl your supposed to be in school. I dig into my shirt and a couple of small fish are stuck in there and throw them into his bucket. I hope you catch something I say as I walk up the embankment past the waterfall and swim to the other side. Lovers are staring at the water as college boys swing off of a rope and summersault into the river. I pass the concrete bridge to the little island and dive in and catch a baby turtle the size of a small potato. The sun filters through the water. In the oxygen bubbles and the coolness of the water against the warmth of the sun I am happy.
Thank you sincerely for the beautiful music that helps me remember all those moments.

@sudarshan3965

3y↑62

Guzheng sounds really calming and peaceful.
Love from India 🇮🇳

@lllsofia6210

2y↑4

Sita also very calming and I think it represents one of the sound of history. thank you from China. namasta.

@fail9741

1y↑1

True

@vinshlam5599

3y↑23

–《春江花月夜》–
彈奏得認真之正
欣賞得極之舒暢
👏👏👏👍👍👍

@vinshlam5599

2y↑2

謝謝你的按讚! 🙏

@pekoeji

4y↑643

it has such a pretty sound.. it looks so complicated to learn tho (':

@Shaarme00

4y↑30

Is similar to a guitar

@yeww.3099

4y↑107

it's made under the 12356 pentatonic scale law, like most of Chinese traditional instruments. Every string is fixed in a certain pitch of note, you pull the string with your right hand to make it sound, and to the left of the saddles press the string with your left hand in case you need vibrato or a note out of the pentatonic scale, e.g., 4, 7, etc. So generally speaking it's easy to play in comparison with many other instruments.

@brodiebligh4828

4y↑8

watch Kono Oto Tomare!: Sounds of life

@Schizniit

4y↑11

Kinda like a harp you bend the strings on

@dyliscairofoon9678

4y↑12

@@Schizniit not the same

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@suhani551

4y↑70

I am Indian and I love our traditional indian music but this sounds so beautiful as well. Lots of love from India ❤

@UnknownGodOfCelestia

4y↑3

Hi army! 💜

@SuperMikado282

37w

A fusion between the two traditions would interesting.

@MdRahaman-pj9rc

8y↑873

I am very enchanted with this Chinese music instrument . I first saw this instrument in New York subway played by a Chinese girl and stopped for a while to listen and enjoyed much.

@micheyrocks

6y↑15

Md Rahaman I WAS THERE TOO

@halbromag636

6y↑11

Oh my was this a match made in heaven?

@lilylou2615

5y↑20

Md Rahaman I used to play this when I’m six but then I gave up and used it as a clothes hanger after a month really regret it.

@lilylou2615

红红火火恍恍惚惚我现在有想弹了，单不知道在哪了。

@gulfrelay2249

5y↑2

Isn't this Koto? Japanese, not Chinese, though there is a Chinese instrument similar to this.

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@priyanshinaik3253

5y↑217

this is really the sound of china , i wish i could go back in time and experience ancient china

@wanderingnomad7928

4y↑55

Trust me you wouldn't want to go back

@wanderingnomad7928

4y↑28

But the music at the time was BEAUTIFUL...

@priyanshinaik3253

4y↑32

@@wanderingnomad7928 ahahaa just to see around and come back not to live there of course 😂

@ruedelta

4y↑43

@@priyanshinaik3253 Depends on the time period. Try and avoid the wars, they're notoriously bloody.

@SenkoKitsune

4y↑1

@@ruedelta anlushan lol

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@VisionQuestSound

5y↑36

There is so much depth and richness to this music, far more than western music.
Guzheng music is pure and honest.

@yinyawang4330

3y↑2

Thank you for your appreciation of Guzheng. I have played Guzheng since I was 9. I think western music also can touch people and have its depth in it, just by different ways. I love them all.

@pierrevuong

2y↑6

Although I'm vietnamese I must say china has a great culture. Love the Guzheng.
Greetings from France 🇫🇷

@gabrielmcwethy3441

5y↑14

The timbre of Chinese instruments are by far my favorite in the music world. The guzheng, erhu, pipa, sheng... they have such beautiful, emotive timbres that I wish I could play all of them. Lol, maybe I will some day. Thanks for the amazing video <3

@icebreaker049

5y↑2

And "guqin"
https://youtu.be/BeuTvXXuQ64

@binoyeeta

2y↑9

Been a decade, I still melt at the reverbs... Absolutely divine 😍

@Naomi-sy9lp

7y↑544

This has got to be my most favorite instrument of all time

@superflysebentin6154

Kaila J do you have any idea what this particular instrument is called?ngiyabonga

@kkslider5787

5y↑16

Sandisa Phungula It’s called a Guzheng

@sickbro5509

Yep

@michaelchaplin866

Kaila J me too

@kuskuus1

@BIGFOOOOOT ty

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@Jamcam99

1y↑6

I’m as a northern Irish Vietnamese I love this trad music.

@guard6019

1y↑1

As a northern Irish northern Irish I love this too

@erichuang7524

3y↑11

To think that this music is 1,300 years old... wow. Art and beauty are eternal. Real gold never loses its shine.

@ferexx

2y↑1

this piece is around 200 years at most. actually most Chinese "classical" music we hear today are fairly modern.

@lllsofia6210

2y↑1

春江花月夜。
唐詩：張若虚作，生平公元660至720年。
曲：琵琶曲公元1736至1820年，最初可能記錄不好所以年份不清晰。
貝多芬生平：公元1770至1827年。
莫扎特生平：公元1756至1791年。
classic 不classic 各自理解吧。
我覺得這曲子經典，有歷史。

@ferexx

@@lllsofia6210 I was specifically replying to the comment that this piece was 1300 years old. perhaps I should use "ancient" instead of classical in my reply

@lllsofia6210

2y↑2

@@ferexx 對的，曲子确實不够老，年份挺尷尬的，也是介乎中世紀和現代史的分界線上。但真的感覺很古典。

@nigelmartin2254

3y↑15

This is the first time I have heard a guzheng instrument. I enjoyed it!

@khaoz315

4y↑45

La música clásica oriental china es increíble, les doy mis mas grandes respetos desde Mexico🇲🇽🇨🇳

@paranoic5870

3y↑1

surivanoroc

@lapyinwong465

37w↑7

..神乎其技，此為唐代琵琶古曲（潯陽夜月），後改成箏曲（春江花月夜），演湊者以高超的古箏琴藝演繹，手若流雲，清音獨遠，可說是驚心動魄，一曲千金，若再細味唐詩人張若虛所作名詩（春江花月夜），更能體會演湊者的傳神樂藝：
春江潮水連海平，海上明月共潮生，灔灧隨波十萬里，何處春光無明月，江流宛轉繞芳甸，月照林花皆如霜，空裏流霜不見飛，
汀上白沙看不見，江天一色如纖塵，皎皎空中孤月輪，江畔何年初見月，江月何年初照人，人生代代無竆盡，江月年年望相似，
不知江月照何人，但見長江送流水。
白雲一片去悠悠，清風浦上不勝愁、誰家今夜扁舟子，何處相思明月樓，鴻雁長飛光不渡，魚龍潛躍水成文，昨夜閑潭夢落花，
可憐春半不還家，江水流春去欲盡，江潭落月復西斜，斜月沈沈藏海霧，碣石瀟湘無限路，今夜乘月幾人歸，落葉搖情滿江樹。

@user-od3dw1pp3c

10y↑210

春江花月夜本人在小時候就聽過.如今年70有餘了

@user-mg3tc6ri3e

10y↑13

哇！！您真厉害啊

@ppliveplayer

10y↑18

老爷爷你好！！

@denglinzhiniao

9y↑8

老爷爷您居然会打字好厉害啊

@Merlinthehappypig

9y↑1

Lulu Liu
Your name is lululu?

@user-eq5xl9md6e

9y↑7

老爷子高寿

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@Johny40Se7en

50w↑4

Oh my God that instrument makes absolutely beautiful sounds, and played by someone so graceful and elegant just sends the magic to 11 🥰

@johnking9903

3y↑6

That was 7.37 minutes of pure bliss. Thanks a lot for it.

@ChineseClassicalMusic01

4y↑66

Doesn't matter you are black, yellow or white its the music that brings peace to your heart and soul.
love China from the islands of the Pacific

@christopherluvsaidan67

Yessss

@miathapapaya

3y↑14

....."yellow"?

@Minmin-jy1gq

2y↑1

@@miathapapaya you object to yellow but not black or white? What a hypocrite. I'm a mix of all three. Keep that same energy irl and make sure to use ethnically appropriate descriptions.

@kayland.5724

2y↑3

@@Minmin-jy1gq I'm also mixed. Racially, ethnically, linguistically, etc. but like...I don't feel as terribly offended as you do. Chill. It's okay. Black and white is more common than yellow or red. It sounds like you just wanted to tell someone you're black, white and asian

@jasminavandewyck1536

5y↑19

Music therapy at its finest, OH all those rich musical notes

@-musicaguzheng1619

1y↑5

吉他和古箏的版本都欣賞過後⋯⋯還是古箏版的感覺會汎起⋯許多的思緒！謝謝妳的演奏！謝謝！

@lchen8369

7y↑653

@learyou1353

Lえい Chen where's the flower meaning in the title name?

@Fly31579

6y↑1

Lえい Chen q

@jean-pierrelanhingkwong7852

6y↑17

Thank Chen for u Time in uploading the Translation of this very old traditional musical song in our CHINESE culture, passed through Generations. If possible, try to have a solo performance of < Moonlit Night On A Spring River > by Pipa or Guzheng or even Dizi & listen the music in the silence of the night , u be transported to Heaven. Regards. Jpier.

@daygood7744

@AaronLFHan

did you translate this?

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@DAISYDEVIL2007

11w

A 14 year old gem! This is so beautiful!

@taptap2127

4y↑16

I've always wanted to have a Guzheng for collection and also because of how calming and elegant the music that can be produced by it...

@horpaskron6645

2y↑12

yeah this one moved me to tears, and i am normally a metalhead. speaks for the quality of the music i guess. thank you for this performance

@central_scrutinizr

49w

Same here, metalhead and all. This music is from heaven 🥲

@Goodpianomusic-6886

17w↑2

很感人，非常揪心的歌詞及旋律，聽第一次就泛淚了😭，那麼棒的創作希望能一直延續下去❤

@DatGloriaVires

49w↑3

I play traditional germanic instruments (tagelharpas and kravik lyres) however the beauty of traditional chinese instruments is enough to move me to tears. I will never touch one of these instruments out of respect for the culture and the poetry it embodies. This music is deeply tied to time and place. However, I, like many others, can recognise beauty when I see and hear it. Be proud of your heritage and express yourselves fully. 🙌

@kokostillwell4034

8y↑465

Ancient China sure had musical instruments - beautiful musical instruments.

@TC-rn9yx

8y↑64

The China today still have them :)

@TC-lp8jx

8y↑20

I have ever seen a antique Guzheng at Tianjin, the workmanship was superb and it looked beautiful.

@chin491030

8y↑2

https://youtu.be/ujzMHLac404

@almishti

7y↑17

Many of the pieces they play today on these instruments date back to the Tang Dynasty, c. 900 AD. We even have notated scores for some pieces on manuscripts from that time. :)

@chrischarizard4067

7y↑14

jake hobbs My, such unrefined ears. Those whom enjoy this only know the peak of this instrument's peaceful and calming trance.

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@reannejames2578

5y↑17

I really like the sound of Guzheng. It is soothing and peaceful.

@SlinkyTheCreator

2y↑8

This is next level beautiful
I always come back to this every few months

@anthonybukowski5548

3y↑4

I will never get over how beautiful Chinese Instruments sound

@estheryeu1587

1y↑4

I love to hear this even over and over,thanks i can hear it on youtube whenever i want,i don't get tired with this

@Darkopolypse98

1y↑5

ive been doing a lot of searching for good music to add to my playlist, and it seems to me my tastes have drifted from just guitar bass drums and singer, to like, really beautiful instrumental work. the best part is, its all instrumental, theres no words. sometimes all that needs to be said can be said with music, yet music itself doesnt even need words to paint an entire world to live in.

@GodotOfficial

6y↑3.8K

When you need to kill some kung fu masters but also need to practice your instrument skills

@Wolvenworks

6y↑190

Kung Fu Hustle?

@Broadbenttravis

6y↑65

No, Shaolin Soccer obviously

@ZakMcConnochie

6y↑62

Kung fu hustle 😂😂

@saemushailstorm3135

6y↑9

ah - stupid gualo

@chickwithaguitar6876

6y↑6

Huard?

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@stephenamato918

25w↑3

It's amazing that one instrument can make such beautiful music.

@lucyanderson9064

1y↑3

This is my favourite instrument since I was a child. Seriously the most beautiful sound ever. I have played music, but nothing compares to the tranquil, romantic quality of this, and how it puts in mind the most dreamy things. It's like a harp and a mandolin together. Closest I can compare.

@user-kk2bg3jp4g

2y↑3

實在找不出第二個老師！能彈出這首曲的好聽！張筌老師棒。👏👏👏👍

@ChrischewChew-sh5uw

22w↑2

Good evening teacher thanks you for your Guzheng music 🎵🎵🎵🫅🤗🤗👍👍👍🦢🐒

@runjeet6193

4y↑7

A superb instrument like the Harp, played with grace & perfection. So beautiful enchanting , uplifting, . God bless the musician. Love from India. may we live to have warm relations forever.

@Tinhamodic

Peace be with you friend!

@KremIsis

8y↑1.3K

How ignorant I am. I occasionally heard music like this in restaurant and never paid attention neither did I realize what a polished execution I was probably listening to because I didn't know anything about these kind of instruments. I never thought it could be someone else's classical music.

@andramoie

8y↑29

+KremIsis I've never heard music of this quality in restaurants as far as I can remember.

@KremIsis

8y↑9

andramoie I might as well have never listened to this kink of music before, but, since I'm completely ignorant in their tradition, I cannot swear on it. I guess people are people; most of them will put on the charts, but someone plays Petrucciani or Bach in the background. So, statistically, speaking, I don't know!

@BlueMoonLightDreams

8y↑40

+KremIsis we are all ignorant, ignorance is never ending, there is no infinity of ignorance as there is no beginning of wisdom, nor ending of wisdom, as there is no infinity of sight nor ending blindness...alas! life.

@nihilsinedeo274

8y↑16

Wonderful music, playing and instrument. Been searching all evening 'chinese ancient music' but found kitschy soft music of 'relaxation/learning/zen' type whose only valuables were the images. Was very dissapointed until this. Thank you so much. God bless you!

@viviennehuang1193

8y↑18

+Darius Simionescu Hi, if you are interested in the music from this Chinese musical instrument, you can just type 'Chinese Guzheng' or in Chinese 古筝 to look for more beautiful pieces. Hope it helps!

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@kylelang1815

5y↑10

There are no words just beautiful.

@gabrielmonk2582

4y↑9

Indeed, this song shows the joy of resurrection in the spring season....
I consider that a pure heart from which rises a hymn of glorification of Life rejoices and touches The Almighty God...

@user-ly6sq1nk8j

4y↑12

almost ten years ago,how time flies!

@jingangjingxinjing

As time passing us, I am not sure anymore if we are wittnessing the sound or the sound observing us through.

@spisie130

4y↑3

This is hands down, one of the most beautiful instruments I’ve ever heard

@runehawk987

2y↑4

I would live my whole life just to hear this awesome notes

@user-tz2mc3sy2e

8y↑929

Chinese traditional culture is most Noble & Honorable, from what I understand by reading history & observing of their music & tradition & spiritual teachings. I like them very much.

@Flying_Conqueror

8y↑77

they were also really advanced during middle ages time.

@azwraithh

7y↑68

and also romantic, they are master of bittersweet stories

@shiro1319

7y↑69

Александр Перчов Its sad that everybody thinks all Chinese people eat dogs or cats or insects.

@richardtowers6948

7y↑25

I go to China quite often and I usually eat at least one of those during my stay.
It is sad that people who don't even know where their own food comes from are so interested in where other people's food comes from. Insects may be one of the key foods of he future.

@richardtowers6948

7y↑7

K Ryu
The culture is different even in different parts of Britain.
I've had cat in China; civet cat at least, which is an animal with cat in its name. Tigers are occasionally in the news for appearing on the menu in China too, so it's a little misleading to say no Chinese eat cats.
Dogs are eaten far beyond Guangdong too. I've had dog dishes in both Nanning and Liuzhou cities in Guangxi province and have seen it available in Sichuan and Yunnan too.
Guangdong even had a bit of a human baby eating problem at one point just a few years ago, if we must make a list.
Many insects are excellent food. They're just a subset of arthropods, which also includes shrimps among other things. I've only had them pickled in high strength spirits though in China. These are quite commonly available, so insects are much more routinely consumed in China than you imply.

You're right about the variety of food. Guangxi province alone has more dishes than I could try in a life time. Even Nanning city alone probably does.

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@bluemirror6056

5y↑21

I spent such a long time trying to find out things on this instrument, and finally I know what instrument I'm going to play after quitting violin

@adambebo8075

5y↑3

The most beautiful song on this planet.

@J4cKn1ght

2y↑1

I went to China a few years ago and stumbled into this shop (?) Where this young girl was playing this instrument. I sat for nearly an hour to listen

@luciddream

3y↑8

incredible performance, very talented.

@wj3309

2y↑11

I randomly saw this instrument and now i’m reslly obsessed with it, it’s so beautiful and it’s really calming

@Leonidas1262

8y↑19

I love how she plays with such grace when she pulls her hand slowly from plucking the strings with her right hand and setting her bend the strings with the other hand.

@nomoremrniceguy007

3y↑3

Possibly my absolute favorite instrument of all time.

@fnf_gameplay4126

2y↑2

I’m here bc it was a school assignment to pick a random country and listen to their music and I didn’t expect this. This is amazing!

@curtisbibi7817

2y↑4

4:09
I feel like it is telling like: « okay,you were right, but please listen to me »
I love it

@poppianomusic

1y↑2

如此優美的歌曲和美妙的演奏。感謝您製作視頻，讓我們可以看到這種美妙的樂器是如何演奏的。

@pedrojimenezgimenez479

4y↑8

Just simply wonderful, amazing, what an explosion of creativity and living music notes, thank you so much.

@nishatsultana7180

7y↑207

the song is like the wind... when it get faster it feels like heavy wind is flowing but when its slow and mild it feels like a little bit a air flowing around me...

@ZeranZeran

3y↑5

Wow, that really calmed me down. I had my eyes closed and was in peace without realizing it. That's a beautiful song, and played excellent.

@BBJPN

4y↑2

This music is so naturally beautiful; It can paint pictures inside your mind.

@MRHAQUE-ru5uz

4y↑4

Wow great China 🇨🇳. I love from Bangladesh.💕🌟👌😍💕🎸🎻🇧🇩

@katratah08

4y↑4

Whenever i hear classic chinese music, im in a bliss.. its so relaxing !

@laplace3986

2y↑4

This music is so relaxing and soothing, it's wonderful

@Nabanitacg

10y↑17

Absolutely stunning ! I sat transfixed .... i was transported to this beautiful quiet place .. a small river gurgled down below some where ..a full moon night above me ..and a gentle fragrant breeze.wafted across the valley ... wonderful . Thank you so much for sharing.

@dibinnadar2905

3y↑3

I really do hope that you are continuing to play till this day and will continue to do so for years to come, your mastery over the Gu Zheng is a thing of rare beauty and it would make me happy to know that it still continues to bloom somewhere.

@pearlyp9898

5y↑12

Reminds me of my country's, Latvia's, national instrument, the Kokle. A bit of a different sound, but structured similarly. Asian music is so beautiful <3

@andrewmccarthy3445

3y↑7

I can feel my blood pressure lowering from listening to this

@li6800

2y↑1

好绝啊，这曲子太棒了，博主表现得也很棒，真的是一听就感觉回到了盛唐时期

@baichengtao250

4y↑17

You should imagine when you are listening Chinese ancient music. Just imagine the moon ,the flowers under the moonlight, the sound of the river flow, and then you will understand the meaning of this song.

@FujishimaAkiko

9y↑219

Beautiful! Hearing this made my 8 year old son want to learn to play the guzheng. Which makes me happy, everyone in my family, including myself plays an instrument of some type. ^_^

@yukiousuzumi2595

why guzheng but not koto? Since koto is more of your country's own variation (:з」∠)

@youneedsomesugaforyoursalt7664

6y↑7

Kenet Jervet ...

@fgg4136

6y↑3

...

@raziel249

6y↑5

You need some Suga For your salty ass I absolutely love your name!! Sorry I just had to say that. 。(⌒∇⌒)

@nonchablunt

6y↑6

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@radishjuice8662

5y↑2

I love how elegant the movements for playing are

@sudhamuralidharan6574

4y↑7

Beautiful rendition 😍 😍

@milestroncoso9920

4y↑29

This made me tear up, I probably have the least amount of connection to this history of the humans who created this instrument, but I feel like my ancestors or past family speaks to my soul through this sound. Unbelievable. I WILL teach myself how to play these strings.

@rencechannel2240

4y↑2

Maybe in your previous life you a an court official in some of Chinese dynasties.

@stevea1236

Did you learn the instrument?!

@Michael-nh8ht

1y↑2

Beautiful music as beautiful as an illuminated blooming red rose in the glow of a full moon wherein one sees the flower pedals unfold 🌹🏵🌹

@abir1056

48w↑2

I've heard it on a Chinese musical even in my University in Morocco. It was mesmerizing to listen to this masterpiece.

@ssslooshy

8y↑10

Everything about this river is beautiful. It pulls in every sound and makes harmony of it. I just can't get over how even the beep of the timer, the keys being set down, a gentle thud of wood in the background (a chair?), all the human sounds gather around this stream, to become an ensemble.

And even I get to be one of the millions to listen in? Thank you forever. May this spring river never end.

@user-rs2fh7hy2n

3y↑2

I DON'T UNDERSTAND CHINESE LANGUAGE,
BUT THIS IS THE
BEST GUZHENG PLAYER
I HAVE EVER HEARD.

@mahasarvashresthrajvanshi4751

5y↑3

THIS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT SURELY BRINGS LUCK AND PROSPERITY TO THE LISTENER AS WELL AS THE INSTRUMENT PLAYER.

@barriejohnlowy7347

45w↑1

So beautiful,thank you..

..and now im in tears.. you are a master..
and you can have my breath,im so happy..

@ronnelreddic1365

2y↑2

The most beautiful music you will ever Experience , Really Takes you on a peaceful journey, you must prepare yourself first for the Journey, it can get real heavy if you ain’t Ready trust me, beautiful

@miraclemay24

3y↑5

It sounds so beautiful

@wensihu8356

7y↑180

突然想到一句鲁迅先生的话：我们自古以来就有埋头苦干的人，有拼命硬干的人，有为民请命的人，有舍身求法的人，他们是中国的脊梁。谢谢这些艺术家传承了中国的文化

@jannikgothe371

5y↑7

Yeah i feel that

@mannepetterson3879

5y↑3

Ye totally

@tenzinsangpo2221

i agree

@DasNotTrue

4y↑1

wensi Hu e

@kaicui5748

这几个人认真的吗

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@skylerjean3024

4y↑17

Absolutely stunning. I hope the Guzheng picks up more traction around like world like the Sitar did in the 60's. Traditional Chinese music is beautiful. It would be so cool if other genres took inspiration from that and if more artists experimented with instruments like these. I'm keeping an eye out for one for myself. 👀👀 谢谢。漂亮的音乐！

@twocandles1108

3y↑1

I love how artistically this version is played by this specific person

@ghostkitty8988

1y↑1

I hope I can visit China again in the future

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