庆余年 (qingyunian1)

Heytea, please feel free to take it off the shelves...I have learned the lesson

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#superchain There’s so much to eat Let’s bake the crispy ones

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The first successful soft-shell egg pancake! It’s really delicious 😭

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当生活再也没有惊喜和感动，你会发现，其实孤独是最大的自由

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去山里吸氧 去古城看人 去礼佛斋饭

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老古董

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Dong Dangan's "Exploration of the History of the Lusheng" analyzed it from the perspectives of stories, myths, ancient texts, etc., but the author mostly used speculation instead of specific demonstrations. In addition, the author also confused the gourd sheng, sheng and reed sheng, neglecting the distinction between them. In "A Preliminary Exploration of the Origin of Lusheng" and "A Preliminary Exploration of the Origin of Lusheng (Continued)", Qin Xu explained through historical documents such as "Nanzhao Unofficial History", "Guihai Yuheng Zhi·Zhiqi", "Lingwai Daida Reply", etc. The predecessor of Lusheng first appeared in the literature of the Southern Song Dynasty and the difference between "Lusha" and Calabash Sheng. It also shows that Lusha and Calabash Sheng were two musical instruments that existed among the southwest ethnic minorities in the Song Dynasty. The Lusheng did not appear until the Ming Dynasty. This situation formed later.

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