No. 40 · Song lyric · ci lyric in two stanzas第 40 首 · 宋词 · 词(双调)
qiān千qiū秋suì岁·shù数shēng声tí鶗jué鴂
zhāng张xiān先Zhang Xian · Song宋
To the Tune Qian Qiu Sui: A Few Cries of the Cuckoo
shù数shēng声tí鶗jué鴂
yòu又bào报fāng芳fēi菲xiē歇
xī惜chūn春gèng更bǎ把cán残hóng红zhé折
yǔ雨qīng轻fēng风sè色bào暴
méi梅zǐ子qīng青shí时jié节
yǒng永fēng丰liǔ柳
wú无rén人jìn尽rì日fēi飞huā花xuě雪
mò莫bǎ把yāo幺xián弦bō拨
yuàn怨jí极xián弦néng能shuō说
tiān天bù不lǎo老
qíng情nán难jué绝
xīn心sì似shuāng双sī丝wǎng网
zhōng中yǒu有qiān千qiān千jié结
yè夜guò过yě也
dōng东chuāng窗wèi未bái白níng凝cán残yuè月
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 corpus writes the first character of the bird name in a rare simplified form; most printed editions use the traditional form, which this page follows. For line seven, Three Hundred Song Lyrics has the same word order as the corpus, and this page follows it. Some editions swap the two middle words of the phrase about flowers flying like snow; the meaning is the same.
原始文本用了简化后的生僻字“𫛸”,通行本多印作“鶗鴂”,这里用“鶗鴂”。第七句《宋词三百首》作“无人尽日飞花雪”,和原始文本一样,这里也用它;一作“花飞雪”,意思一样。