Auspicious Partridge, in the "Song History – Treatise on Music," is classified under "Zhonglü Mode"; Yuan Dyna…
Auspicious Partridge, in the "Song History – Treatise on Music," is classified under "Zhonglü Mode"; Yuan Dynasty commentator Gao Shi notes "Xianlü Mode." Chatter from the Tiaoxi remarks: "Early Tang lyrics were mostly five or seven-character poems. What survives today is only Auspicious Partridge, a seven-character, eight-line poem, still singable to its original words." According to the "Manual of Song Lyrics," Partridge Sky was originally a seven-character regulated poem, adapted as a song tune by the Tang people.