Song lyric · song lyric in two stanzas宋词 · 词·双调
gǎn感huáng皇ēn恩·lán兰zhǐ芷mǎn满tīng汀zhōu洲
hè贺zhù铸He Zhu · Song宋
Gratitude for Imperial Grace: Orchids Fill the Islet
lán兰zhǐ芷mǎn满tīng汀zhōu洲
yóu游sī丝héng横lù路
luó罗wà袜chén尘shēng生bù步
yíng迎gù顾
zhěng整huán鬟pín颦dài黛
mò脉mò脉liǎng两qíng情nán难yǔ语
xì细fēng风chuī吹liǔ柳xù絮
rén人nán南dù渡
huí回shǒu首jiù旧yóu游
shān山wú无chóng重shù数
huā花dǐ底shēn深zhū朱hù户
hé何chù处
bàn半huáng黄méi梅zǐ子
xiàng向wǎn晚yì一lián帘shū疏yǔ雨
duàn断hún魂fēn分fù付yǔ与
chūn春jiāng将qù去
Underlined words have notes: tap one. The Pinyin button below shows or hides all pinyin. 一 and 不 are marked with the tone you actually say.字下有虚线的,点开有注释。下方的“拼音”按钮可以显示或隐藏全部拼音。“一”“不”标的是实际读出来的变调。
The source titles it "Ren Nan Du" (Someone Crosses South), a new name He Zhu gave the tune from a line in this lyric; the tune's usual name is Ganhuang'en. In the first two lines the source has "fragrant islet" and "wandering thoughts". Common editions such as Three Hundred Song Lyrics have "islet by the water" and "floating threads of gossamer". The common text is used here.
原始资料题作“人南渡·感皇恩”。“人南渡”是贺铸根据这首词里的句子给词牌另起的名字,词牌本名是《感皇恩》。第一、二句原始资料作“兰芷满芳洲,游思横路”,通行本(如《宋词三百首》)多作“兰芷满汀洲,游丝横路”,这里从通行本。