Introduction to Ji Kang:

Ji Kang (A.D. 224 -263, written in A.D. 223 -262) was born in Luoxian County (now Suixi County, Anhui Province), a thinker, musician and writer of Cao Wei during the Three Kingdoms period.

Ji Kang was clever since he was a child. He reads widely and studies all kinds of arts, especially the theory of Lao Zi and Zhuang Zi. In his early years, he married the wife of Changle Pavilion, the great granddaughter of Wei Wudi and Cao Cao, worshipped the official doctor, and awarded the third doctor, known as the "third" in the world. After Sima came to power, he lived in seclusion.

Ji Kang, Ruan Ji and others advocate a new style of metaphysics, arguing that "the more famous you teach, the more natural you are" and "the more noble you are, the more sensible you are". They became the spiritual leaders of the "Seven Sages of Bamboo Forest" and were listed as one of the "Bamboo Forest Celebrities". His deeds and experiences have a great influence on the ethos and value orientation of later generations.

Ji Kanggong's poems are well written and his works are distinctive in style, reflecting the thoughts of the times and bringing a lot of inspiration to the later ideological and literary circles. He also pays attention to health care, and once wrote On Health Care. From generation to generation.

Musical achievements:

Ji Kang is proficient in melody, especially in playing the piano, and has written music theory works "Fu Qin" and "On Sound without Sorrow". He advocates that the essence of sound is "harmony" and harmony with heaven and earth is the highest realm of music. He believes that emotions are not musical feelings in essence, but human feelings.

Ji Kang wrote "The Wind Into the Pine", and it is said that Ji Kang also wrote "Lonely Family Meeting God". There are four piano pieces of Changqing, Short Qing, Long Side and Short Side, which are collectively called Jisi Lane and Cai Yong Chua's Five Lane as Nine Lane. Yang Di once regarded playing "Nine Farmers" as a condition for his official career.

Literary achievements:

Ji Kang's literary creation mainly includes poetry and prose. He has more than fifty poems. There are four words, five words, seven words and miscellaneous words, and the score of four words is higher. He Chao's "Selected Works" said: "The four characters are not confined to elegance, but written in the chest, higher than Pan and Lu." His four-character poems are a batch of successful works after Cao Cao.

Ji Kang's poems mainly express his outlook on life, which is to pursue nature, strive for independence and reject fame and fortune. Among them, Poems for the Past describes his life experiences and ideals, and expresses great indignation at his innocence and injustice. At the end of the poem, he said, "Cai Weishan, there are caves. Yong Xiao often sings, and he supports his life. " Express your yearning for a free life.