The Inheritance and Development of Chinese Ancient Poetry Song Culture: A Case Study of the Historical Evolution of the Artistic Conception Creation in Singing "Lang tao sha" Poetry of Li Yu
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In traditional Chinese culture, ancient poetry played a crucial role. With the development of the times, the combination of traditional Chinese culture and Western culture has led to the birth of Chinese Ancient Poetry Song Culture. In order to better inheritance of Chinese Culture, the historical traces of the development of Chinese Ancient Poetry Song through the survey of historical materials are summarized in this article. Even then the characteristics of the development of Chinese Ancient Poetry Song in different periods is studied. the changes in the development process of Chinese Ancient Poetry Song in modern times is explored and it is divided into 2 types: Chinese ancient song which and Chinese modern art song. Through literature research, it found that the way of composition has become increasingly modern from the past to the present. The channels for the dissemination of Chinese Ancient Poetry Song have become increasingly diverse. The combination of them indicates the unique meaning of Chinese culture. The artistic conception of has been studied in historical development. As an emerging art form, ancient poetry song is a repackaging of Chinese ancient poetry, conveying richer cultural connotations in a new artistic form. Finally, Li Yu's poetry song was used to deeply elaborate on how to sing and express the artistic conception of the lyrics, and suggestions for performance was put forward. It provides a new way for the inheritance and promotion of ancient Chinese poetry song.
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