拟挽歌辞

擬挽歌辭
Nǐ wǎngē cí
proper noun

Meanings

  1. 1 Imitation Burial Songs, Tao Yuanming's three poems imagining his own death and funeral

Examples

HSK 5
Táo Yuānmíng zài 《 Nǐ wǎngē cí 》 lǐ bǎ sǐ xiě de hěn píngjìng.
In the Imitation Burial Songs, Tao Yuanming writes about death very calmly.
HSK 7-9
《 Nǐ wǎngē cí 》 shì Táo Yuānmíng xiě gěi zìjǐ de wǎngē.
The Imitation Burial Songs are elegies Tao Yuanming wrote for himself.

Tips

culture
The three poems are cited by number, and tradition dates them to 427, shortly before his death. The third ends: 亲戚或余悲,他人亦已歌。死去何所道,托体同山阿。 'My kin may still grieve; the others have already begun to sing. Dead and gone, what more is there to say? I lend my body to the hillside.'

Stroke Order

拟 nǐ
挽 wǎn
歌 gē
辞 cí