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I will only go to this life for one person

I know that he is a king who is also infatuated with love

It is hard to give up on the natural beauty

It is hard to give up on the natural beauty

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Eternal Regret: A Song of Eternal Thoughts

Eternal Regret: A Song of Eternal Thoughts

Drunk Concubine (4 photos)

Only for you, graceful and graceful in colorful feathers Shadow

Only for you, colorful clothes weave red skirts

Only for you

Only for you, dancing lightly in the sky

I sing songs of deep affection here

Don’t say that good times are like dreams and hard to find

I can clearly see you showing off your colorful screen

Don’t The road is far away, the clouds are far away, the stars are far away

I look forward to meeting you

The golden wind and jade dew surround the auspicious clouds

Ah...

My everlasting love

My soulmate who cannot be confided in words

My everlasting love

My lover who cannot be confided in

"Ode to the Pear Blossom" It is the theme song of the large-scale symphonic Peking opera "The Imperial Concubine of the Tang Dynasty". The Imperial Concubine of the Tang Dynasty is a story about Yang Guifei, which is combined with the Mei School plays "The Drunken Concubine" and "Taizhen Gaiden".

The love story between Tang Xuanzong Li Longji, the founder of the Liyuan Emperor Tang Ming, and his concubine Yang Yuhuan (Yang Guifei). Concubine Yang was naturally beautiful, good at singing and dancing; Emperor Ming of Tang Dynasty was good at martial arts, acting, and playing drums. Yang Yuhuan was born beautiful and was named a noble concubine by Xuanzong, commanding the harem. When Yang Yuhuan first met Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, he was dressed as a Taoist priest and was named Taizhen. Then she was incorporated into the harem and made a noble concubine. Concubine Yang's beauty and talent were all over the country, and she was deeply loved. The Yang family's brothers and sisters were also awarded titles because of her influence. Because Concubine Yang loved to eat lychees, Emperor Xuanzong ordered all provinces to pay tribute to lychees. "When a red concubine rides on a horse, the concubine laughs, and no one knows that it is lychees." (Du Mu's "Passing the Huaqing Palace Quatrains")