高唐赋

高唐賦
Gāotáng fù
proper noun

Meanings

  1. 1 Rhapsody on Gaotang, a fu attributed to Song Yu

Examples

HSK 6
《 Gāotáng fù 》 xiāngchuán shì Zhànguó shí Chǔguó de Sòng Yù xiě de.
The Rhapsody on Gaotang is traditionally said to be by Song Yu of Chu, in the Warring States period.
HSK 7-9
" Wūshān-yúnyǔ " zhège shuōfǎ jiù láizì 《 Gāotáng fù 》.
The expression 'clouds and rain on Mount Wu' comes from the Rhapsody on Gaotang.

Tips

culture
In its preface 宋玉 tells King Xiang of Chu how an earlier king dreamed at Gaotang of the goddess of Mount Wu, who said that she was 旦为朝云,暮为行雨 'morning clouds at dawn and passing rain at dusk'. From her come 云雨 and 巫山云雨 as polite words for lovemaking, the phrase 朝朝暮暮 'every morning and every evening', and the 巫山 of 除却巫山不是云.

Stroke Order

高 gāo
唐 Táng
赋 fù