One of the top ten famous songs of Guqin. The music score was first found in The Secret Music of the Ming Dynasty (1425), written by Chuwang Guo, the founder of Guqin Zhejiang School in the Southern Song Dynasty, and a famous guqin player, composer and educator in the Southern Song Dynasty. When Shanxi Nomads invaded, they moved to the foot of Jiuyi Mountain in Ningyuan, Hunan (Xiaoshui flowed from Jiuyi Mountain). He deeply felt the country's subjugation, borrowed water and clouds to express his worries.

Second, Guangling Powder

Also known as "Guangling Stop", it was originally a popular folk music in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, presumably a large-scale instrumental narrative with the theme of Nie Zheng stabbing Wang Han in the Warring States Period. With its majestic momentum, unique style and huge structure, it shows an impassioned heroism and is highly praised by musicians.

Third, high mountains and flowing water.

According to the "Magic Secret Spectrum", there are two songs, high mountains and flowing water, and only one song. In the Tang Dynasty, they were divided into two songs, not into sections. It can be seen that the three pieces of Mountain Flowing Water and Mountain Flowing Water are actually from the same piano piece, but so far only two pieces of Mountain Flowing Water have been recorded, and the existing piano piece of Mountain Flowing Water is composed of two existing pieces of Mountain Flowing Water, which is no longer an ancient song.

Four, "the fisherman's question and answer"

From "Continued Spectrum of Taiyin in Xingzhuang"

Yuqiao Q&A is a famous guqin music in China and one of the top ten ancient music in China. There are more than 30 versions of this song, some of which are accompanied by lyrics. The existing spectrum was first compiled by Xiao Luan in Ming Dynasty. Music has been widely circulated among musicians in recent hundreds of years because of its accurate and vivid image.

Five, "Pingsha Wild Goose"

Chinese Guqin Music: Wild Goose in Pingsha

"Wild Goose in Pingsha", also known as "Wild Goose in Pingsha", is a famous guqin music in China, with many genres of music. Its original intention is to write a literati's mental journey through the eyes of geese. It was first published in the Ming Dynasty with authentic ancient sounds.

Since its publication, more than 50 music collections have been published, and there are many music genres. Only 1962, The First Collection of Guqin Music, contains the scores of six musicians. The author of this piece of music is said to be Chen Ziang in the Tang Dynasty, Mao Minzhong and Tian Zhiweng in the Song Dynasty, and some people say that it was written by Zhu Quan in the Ming Dynasty.