Because of its high historical value, The Magic Secret Spectrum has been highly praised by people of insight at home and abroad since it was photocopied and published by 1956. Some ancient famous songs that have long been out of tune have also been unearthed, and many beautiful melodies have once again attracted contemporary audiences. Guangling San, which became a masterpiece after Ji Kang's death, has now resumed its high-pitched tune.
Guangling San is a piano piece with Mao Ge's fighting atmosphere, which is extremely rare in guqin music.
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There are three important scores of Guangling San seen today, among which "Magic Secret Spectrum Guangling San" is the earliest and relatively complete version, and it is still often played today. The whole song is 45 paragraphs.
The so-called "I am absolutely dead now" does not refer to the music itself, but mainly reflects Ji Kang's angry words when he was dying. Ji Kang's "Guangling San" is characterized by simple notation, so its rhythm processing can't be marked on the spectrum and spread to future generations. In fact, Qin Le's Guangling San has been preserved by Magic Secret Music.
References:
Guangling Powder-Baidu Encyclopedia