Woody lacquer color five rhymes Chinese

"It's good to take your time, it's going to go down a bit here." Jiang Ling'an's words were concise and to the point, not gentle, but a sentence was always like flowing water, which could directly flow into people's hearts.

After tidying up the scattered tools in the room, Jiang Ling'an turned her head to look at Lin Muyuan's progress.

Jiang Ling'an took off her gloves, reached out her hand to touch the unfinished wooden body, and nodded: "The belly of the groove has been dug out, and the shape of the outside is about the same. It will have to wait for the next spring."

"Teacher Jiang..." Lin Muyuan raised her head, seeing Teacher Jiang turned around again, she only called out once, and waited for Teacher Jiang's response.

"Ok?"

"Mr. Jiang, since BJ's temperature and humidity are not suitable, why don't we go to Yangzhou to do it?"

After communicating during this period of time, Lin Muyuan also learned about Yangzhou's lacquerware culture from Gong Yusheng's mouth, and even knew that BJ's Baibao inlay and other crafts are inseparable from Yangzhou.

"Or would it be better to go to Fujian? I remember you said that the temperature of about 25 degrees and the humidity of about 70.00% can make lacquerware dry better in the shade. Why don't we just do it in the south?"

"In ancient times, it was put in BJ because BJ is the imperial capital, and it has to meet the needs of the superiors, and the transportation is inconvenient, but now it is obviously not affected by the transportation..."

This question not only belonged to Lin Muyuan herself, but also to Ran Ning from the history department, who couldn't see it in the history books, but was extremely curious-Lin Muyuan alone would never express such a long and complicated expression.

"In the earliest days, I didn't play the piano myself."

"The qin craftsmen from Zhejiang and Fujian followed me around." Jiang Ling'an pointed to a brown Fuxi-style guqin on the wall, "Look, this one was repaired by me later."

"At that time, I only stayed in Shaanxi for a month, and the paint surface was dry and cracked... This kind of crack is different from the broken lines formed after a period of time, and it will have a negative impact on the sound of the piano."

"Later, I learned how to carve the violin myself, and I also realized that it is affected by various aspects such as wood. If the violin in a humid area is brought to a dry environment, it will indeed be affected a lot."

Jiang Ling'an was talking to Lin Muyuan when a series of message alerts suddenly sounded on the latter's cell phone.

[Ning Ning: Mu Mu, I just saw this picture you sent me]

[Ningning: This looks like that river delta]

[Ning Ning: I don’t know if you still remember the picture in our geography book]

[Ning Ning: No, look here, I remember what it was called?Yue Shan, right...wait for me to draw for you. 】

[Ning Ning: [picture]]

[Ning Ning: [picture]]

[Ning Ning: This seems to be a river originating from the mountains, a V-shaped valley or something, and there is a part in the middle of the river, what is it called, first-level terrace, second-level terrace? 】

[Ning Ning: No, I also forgot the specific name.Are you still with Mr. Jiang? Can you help me and ask me if my guess is right? 】

Finding a bosom friend in the mountains and rivers not only includes the traditional repertoire of the guqin, but also the most widely circulated story of the guqin in the world. Lin Muyuan also thinks it makes sense when her best friend says this.

Many parts of the guqin are related to "water". Although there is no fixed width, depth and number of smooth grooves and grooves on the guqin's belly, it may be possible to refer to the trend of water flow?

"The pillars of heaven and earth of the Guqin are the pillars of heaven and earth, not just the layer of flowing water." Lin Muyuan showed the message on the phone to Jiang Ling'an, who quickly replied, "Thirteen emblems and three feet six inches and five cents The body of the piano is also the sun and the moon."

Although it's not yet the coldest season in BJ's winter, the north wind outside the window has really begun to be a bit annoying.It's just that the player who plays the qin has the world, the sun and the moon in his hands, and he has a temperament like pine plums.

①Bamboo inlay: a kind of lacquerware painting technique (this will be discussed in detail later), refer to "History of Yangzhou Lacquerware" and field visits.

② The cracking of Guqin is also mentioned in this preface.

③Yueshan and Chenglu are the names of parts of Guqin.

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Digression ①: The pictures in this chapter, if I can find them on my mobile phone, I will add an illustration in two days.

Digression ②: It’s really one thing after another recently, the update is very unstable, sorry.