Yinyinshi Ming (The Commemorative Description of Yinyinshi) by Tsar Teh-yun

Tsar Teh-yun named her qin chamber “Yinyinshi” and wrote the commemorative description, “In this cosy study, I contain myself; I preserve my mind into qin, which I enjoy as a pastime for my life and is dear to my heart.” “Yinyin” means tranquil and peaceful. Ji Kang wrote the line “yinyin is a virtue of the qin” in his piece Qin Fu (Rhapsody on the Qin). Tsar Teh-yun’s students founded the qin study group the “Deyin Qin Society”.

<i>Yinyinshi Ming</i> (<i>The Commemorative Description of Yinyinshi</i>) by Tsar Teh-yun Tsar Teh-yun named her <I>qin</I> chamber “Yinyinshi” and wrote the commemorative description, “In this cosy study, I contain myself; I preserve my mind into <I>qin</I>, which I enjoy as a pastime for my life and is dear to my heart.” “Yinyin” means tranquil and peaceful. Ji Kang wrote the line “yinyin is a virtue of the qin” in his piece <I>Qin Fu</I> (<I>Rhapsody on the Qin</I>). Tsar Teh-yun’s students founded the <I>qin</I> study group the “Deyin Qin Society”. Share