About "That Me" by Cangyang Jiacuo.

1997 lyrics of the song "Believers" sung by Zhu Zheqin.

The Misread Sixth Lama Cangyang Jiacuo

After the movie If You Are the One 2 was released, 25-year-old Zhang Xinwei was bombarded by "greasy short message poems" for several days. These messages are all based on "Can't you see me?" On the Internet, people call it "seeing without seeing the body", which originated from a poem read by Nakagawa at a farewell party in li xiangshan. When people spread this poem and the ending song "It's better not to meet each other", they added the words "-Cangyang Jiacuo". Only the first four sentences of the ending song are related to the Sixth Lama more than 300 years ago.

Zhang Xinwei knew about Cangyang Jiacuo through Wulin legends. In the TV series, Wu Shuang read the poem Cangyang Jiacuo: "During that time, I searched all over the mountains, not to repair the afterlife, but to meet you on the road." In fact, this has nothing to do with Cangyang Gyatso, but the lyrics of "Believers" sung by Zhu Zheqin at 1997.

It is these misunderstandings that have led to the "Cangyang Jiacuo fever" in the mainland in recent years. According to Wu Zhi, director of the first editing center of Beijing Jibotianjuan Book Publishing Co., Ltd., the Complete Biography and Poetry of Cangyang Jiacuo planned by their company was just out of the list of excellent new books when it was first published, but three days after the publication of If You Are the One 2, the book jumped into the top ten.

A common saying about Cangyang Gyatso is this: He was born at 1683, 15 years old and was in bed. At the age of 24, he died on his way to Beijing and became a victim of political struggle. His lonely and short life is full of all kinds of mysteries. For hundreds of years, people imagined his deviant and bohemian behavior, and there were various versions of speculation about his death. The most popular poems are his love songs and the legend that he walked out of Potala Palace at night and went to the yellow house in Barkhor Street to meet his lover.

300 years later, the legendary Taohuawu became a restaurant called "Maggie Amy" in his poem and opened a branch in Beijing. In addition, he also appeared in Tibetan travel brochures, popular songs and best-selling topics of publishing houses, becoming a "distant and mysterious symbol of artistic conception" and even a symbol of taste.

"He is a very lonely poet. After packaging, he is still very lonely." Zhang Xinwei said.

True and False Love Songs of Cangyang Jiacuo

The forgery and misinformation of love songs in Cangyang Gyatso have always existed, not because of If You Are the One 2, but because some of them are widely circulated among netizens and are called "the most beautiful poems in Cangyang Gyatso", which has nothing to do with him.

"Whether you see me or not, your feelings are always there, unabated", "At that time, I went from mountain to water to stupa, not to repair the afterlife, but to meet you on the road", "I asked Buddha ... Buddha said ...", "First, it is best not to meet each other, so there is no need to fall in love ... Tenth, it is best not to meet each other, so there is no need to be together"

If these poems happen to be in your excerpts, followed by Cangyang Gyatso, I can only regret to tell you that he didn't write them: Is the first sentence from the Tashilan Sutra? The poem "The Silence of Banzagurubaima" written by Duoduo three years ago; The second sentence comes from Zhu Zheqin's The Believer; The third sentence comes from the online patchwork poem "Ask Buddha", one of which is the lyrics of the episode of the movie "Green Snake"; Only "No.1" and "No.2" of the last song were written by Cangyang Jiacuo, and all of them were interpreted by netizens afterwards.

If there happens to be such a post in your favorites, it is called "The Most Beautiful Poems of Cangyang Gyatso", which contains "I put down the heaven and the earth, but I never put down you", "In order to meet you in this life, I have left room in my last life", "We used a lotus flower to discuss the afterlife, and then spent our whole life running to each other" and "How many secrets does a person need to hide in order to spend his life skillfully", I am sorry to tell you. These sentences are from Biography of Cangyang Jiacuo Poems, which was planned by Jibotian Juan Book Company and published by Jiangsu Literature and Art Publishing House. Up to now, it has sold 1.5 million copies. Miao Xinyu, one of the authors of the book, explained on the phone that he had not dealt with these poems. "They are not translations, nor are they his own creations."

Poems with Zen or Tibetan cultural symbols are all called Cangyang Jiacuo's works. "Tibet, big monks and love poems are all petty bourgeoisie yearning. Nobody cares what happened. As long as it is circulated on the Internet, it will be believed, as long as it meets his imagination. " Netizen "Ark" said this. Long Dong, a writer who translated Cangyang Jiacuo's poems, once "faked" Cangyang Jiacuo in Weibo. He found that "as long as the name of Cangyang Jiacuo is installed, it will become red."

"Cangyang Gyatso does not have the problem of being hot or not. He is a household name in Tibetan areas. If you have to say' hot', you can only say that this kind of heat is illusory. People don't know him, including who he is and what era he is. " Long Dong said that what is more serious is that "fake books" derived from fake books are flooding the book market, and many of them are on the bestseller list.

"Those so-called fake works have the reading characteristics of Reader's Digest and are easy to be popular in this era. The real poems of Cangyang Gyatso are not appreciated by ordinary people. In fact, most of Cangyang Jiacuo's forged poems are harmless. People just appreciate Cangyang Gyatso, a distant and mysterious artistic symbol. " Long Dong said.