The origin of playing music

The word "da" originated from the northeast dialect.

The word "playing music" originated from the northeast dialect and was related to the land where Beijing immigrants settled in the early19th century. At that time, people attached great importance to genealogy, and immigrants would come to new places with genealogy, and it was also as a kind of entertainment to remember their ancestors by comparing genealogy. Later, the meaning of playing music gradually changed and evolved into deliberately posing for others to see, which was derogatory.

Zhou Libo's "The Storm" Part II 24, Lao Suntou put on airs and said, I released my horse when I was fourteen years old, and you still released pigs. Sun Li's Chronicle of Baiyangdian Village Songs: Part II used to work for landlords and rich men, but now it works for our poor brothers, so we can't put on airs any more. "Fact" 1930. 12. 1, home is the ceiling, fish tank, pomegranate tree, Liu Li and fat girl, and they have been playing for 360 days a year.

The story of play

Once upon a time, there was a place where people attached great importance to play. They think that only by playing enough music can they show their dignity and dignity, otherwise they will be looked down upon by others. One day, the son of a wealthy businessman is getting married. He decided to hold a grand wedding to show his wealth and status. So he invited the best chefs, bands and dancers, and rented a luxury carriage to pick up the bride. On the wedding day, the rich businessman's son stood on the carriage in a gorgeous dress to greet the guests.

The bride sat in a carriage full of jewels, beautiful and moving. All the guests were envious and praised the wedding as extremely luxurious. However, this wedding did not get everyone's blessing. In the corner of the wedding scene, a poor boy looked at the grand wedding and felt very dissatisfied. He thinks the wedding is too luxurious and a complete waste of money and resources.

So he went up to the son of a wealthy businessman and told him that although your wedding was luxurious, you were putting on airs. You spend so much money just to show off your wealth and status, not to sincerely bless your marriage. The rich businessman's son was very angry and thought the poor boy was talking nonsense. But the poor boy went on to say, you think this wedding is very luxurious, but do you know that there are many people in this world who don't even have enough to eat, but you are wasting money and resources here?

The son of a rich businessman felt very ashamed when he heard what the poor man said. He realized that he was really putting on airs, not really hoping for a happy marriage. So he decided not to waste money and resources like this in the future, but to use more resources to help those in need. This story tells us that although putting on airs can make people look beautiful, true happiness comes not from external ostentation and vanity, but from inner satisfaction and peace.

Refer to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Play.