【黄龄 × 自得琴社】《无衣》传颂两千五百年的中国史诗｜Epic 2500-Year-Old Chinese Battle Poem | Huang Ling × Zide Guqin Studio

Wú Yī (“No Garments”) comes from the “Airs of Qin” in The Book of Songs. Its verses resound with heroic spirit and boundless vastness, singing of comradeship and devotion to one's homeland. Zi De Guqin Studio's original composition of the same name takes the ancient text as its root, weaving contemporary vocals with the sounds of qin, drum, and xiao — journeying from a hushed murmur into something vast and resonant.

In the promotional music video for Wú Yī, from the What is Qin series finale Zhan-Han · The Great Confluence (From the Warring States to the Han Dynasty), Zi De Guqin Studio joins hands with Huang Ling. With percussion as the backbone and voice as the soul, Huang Ling, composed and unwavering, delivers these timeless verses with profound depth and breadth.

The fires of war have long since faded. The song endures. May the voice of comradeship from a thousand years ago still echo in your ears.

Original Text from The Book of Songs