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《鸥鹭忘机》的曲谱最早见于明代朱权所编的《神奇秘谱》。战国时代著作《列子》中记有这样一则寓言：“古时有个人常在海边漫步，常有海鸥与他相亲近。他的父亲得知后，要他提一两只回来玩赏。待他再到海滩上想要捉海鸥时，海鸥都远远地飞走了。”“鸥鹭忘机”一词就是来源于这个寓言，比喻人无巧诈之心，异类才会与他亲近。此曲的音乐在优美之中含有一种淡淡的伤感，表现了真善美的精神。 Introduction: The gin tablature of Gulls Oblivious to Danger originated in A Mysterious Collection of Qin Tablatures compiled by Zhu Quan in the Ming Dynasty. There is a fable in Lie Zi, a collection of stories, fables and legends of wisdom and philosophy in the Warring States period (475B.C.—221B.C.): "In ancient times, there was a man who used to stroll by the seaside and whom the seagulls often ventured close to and befriended. When his father heard this, he asked him to catch one or two seagulls and bring them back for his entertainment. So this man went to the seaside once more to catch the seagulls, only to find that they had all flown far far away." The Chinese idiom "ou lu wang ji" ( gulls oblivious to danger) stands for the moral of this story, which is, if one forsakes such schemes and ulterior motives, there will be harmony among different species and pleasure from nature. With a touch of sadness, the melody celebrates the spirit of truth, good and beauty.