Requesting the lyrics of "Shu Embroidery" (complete)

There is nothing inappropriate in the lyrics of "Shu Embroidery". It is in line with the "common sense" that people have learned since childhood. About Sichuan Peony Pengzhou, also known as Tianpeng, is located in the Sichuan Basin. It is the birthplace of the ancient Shu Kingdom. Peonies were first planted in the Tang Dynasty and flourished in the Song Dynasty. Because it is located in the subtropical humid climate zone of the "Northern Basin Area", it is particularly suitable for the growth of peonies. It has become one of the origins of Chinese peonies and is famous all over the world together with Luoyang peonies. Although I am not a Sichuanese who was born and raised here, I have heard Mr. Lu You praise highly: "In Zhongzhou, Luoyang is the first peony, and in Shu, Tianpeng is the first. The origin of Tianpeng flowers is unknown. "There are probably nearly a hundred kinds of flowers." Lu You praised Luoyang peony and wrote a book called "Tianpeng Peony Book". Another one about peony, don’t the netizens who call themselves “Sichuan People” know that “Peony Carp Picture” is a masterpiece of Sichuan embroidery? How pathetic! About Sichuan Xinghua Village After research, Fuhong Township Xinghua Village is unique in Chengdu and is also the largest Kate apricot base in Sichuan Province. The total planting area is more than 10,000 acres. Whether it is the apricot flowers blooming all over the mountains and plains in spring, or the golden apricot flowers in summer Apricot fruits are unique scenery that tourists linger on. Some friends who call themselves "Sichuan netizens" said that "Xinghua Village" is "actually in Fenyang, Shanxi." I think it is accurate to say that the current "Xinghua Village" Fenjiu Group is in Fenyang, Shanxi. In fact, if we read more classical poetry, we can find that when ancient poets wrote poems, for place names such as village names and mountain names, their names were generally used in the poem titles and prefaces, but rarely in the poems, and they often used the names of the scenery. If the name is replaced by its characteristics, the scene will be bright and the artistic conception will emerge suddenly. The "Sunset Village" we see more often refers to a village under the setting sun, but it does not mean that the village is called a "Sunset Village". It can be seen from the above that if Du Mu visited the place where he wrote the "Qingming" poem in late autumn, and there were also poems, the village where he once sold wine would no longer be "Xinghua Village", but "Huangye Village" or "Huangye Village" Chrysanthemum Village". Knowing this, we know that the "Xinghua Village" Du Mu mentioned has nothing to do with the place name. Therefore, it is really ignorant to think that all "Xinghua Village" written by later generations means "Shanxi Fenyang". About "Iron Horses Treading the Glacier" "Iron Horses Treading the Glaciers" comes from the poem of Mr. Lu You: On November 4th, there was a storm, "Lying stiffly in the isolated village without mourning/I still think of the country's Xu Luntai/I lie down at night and listen to the wind and rain/ The iron horse and the glacier come into my dream." Today's translation is: "I lay upright in the lonely and desolate countryside. I didn't feel sad. I still thought about guarding the border for the country. Late at night, I lay in bed and heard the sound of the wind and rain, and I fell into a daze. I dreamed that I was riding an armored war horse across a frozen river to fight in the northern battlefield. "Iron horses riding on glaciers" indeed refers to things in the north. But this poem originally meant "Happy Zhengren in the Boudoir". I don’t think anyone understands what “recruiting” means, right? They are those who go on an expedition. Who said the war must be fought in Chengdu? There must be no good men from Bashu on the battlefield in the north? You say "an iron horse treads on the glacier" is just a northern thing. I can only shake my head and sigh at you! Regarding "The sound of herding flutes all over the city" If the so-called "questions" of some netizens are just following the trend and malicious jokes, then the "questions" of Sichuan playwright Wei Minglun are even more unacceptable. Mr. Wei Minglun said that he studied the lyrics of "Shu Embroidery" several times. When he saw the sentence "Peony dyed copper bottles, the sound of flutes filled the city", he couldn't stand it anymore. He told reporters that Chengdu is not a nomadic people in the north, how could this happen? "The city is filled with the sound of herding pipes"? It's almost enough to say "the sound of the wild herd's flute". Hey, Mr. Wei is the son of a Sichuan native, so how could he not know that Chengdu had passed through twice that "the city was filled with the sound of herding flutes"? Most modern Sichuan people are the descendants of immigrants who "filled Sichuan from Huguang" during the Qing Dynasty over 100 years ago. But the two heavy pains in history still remain in the hearts of Sichuan people through the silent Shushan Mountain and the rushing Shushui River. These two times are related to Sichuan's two heavy losses in history. The first was the 60-year war against Mongolia in the Southern Song Dynasty, and the second was Zhang Xianzhong's massacre of Sichuan in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. Sichuan's culture and economy developed in this extremely cruel way. In 1123 AD, Mongolia launched a war to eliminate the Southern Song Dynasty.

In the 57 years since the fall of the Southern Song Dynasty, the Mongols, an army famous for massacres of cities, captured Chengdu three times. In Sichuan, after this blow, thousands of years of prosperity and ancient civilization were almost wiped out. A region with highly developed agriculture and commerce suddenly returned to a semi-nomadic state. In the late autumn of 1646 AD, the Zhang Xianzhong Dashun regime decided to abandon Sichuan and return to his hometown in Shaanxi. When Zhang Xianzhong left, he burned down Chengdu and massacred Sichuan people along the way. In 1659 AD, Gao Minzhan, the governor of Sichuan in the Qing Dynasty, visited Chengdu. He saw that 13 years later, Chengdu was still desolate: the streets were covered with trees and mugwort, and people could not tell the difference between east, west and north. The collapsed city walls were covered with weeds. Submerged, groups of pheasants roam freely, and at night, it becomes the world of wild beasts. This is the most true portrayal of "the setting sun shines on a solitary shadow, and the city is filled with the sound of the flute". In fact, whether it is "artistic" or "realistic", poetry, lyrics, and poetry are originally derived from life and are higher than life. Instead of holding a magnifying glass and fussing over every word, it is better to make a pot of good tea and feel a good song with your heart.