Poems echo · Stories find a melody
Begin with a poem and meet it again in music. Listen, read the poem and explore the stories it inspires.
Chinese-style lyrical ballad
Ku Wuji · AI Music
Inspired by Zhao Gu's “Late Autumn in Chang'an / An Autumn View / An Autumn Evening,” these new lyrics portray someone awake at dawn far from home, no longer making homecoming wait upon worldly success, willing to set out again with unfinished concerns and travel-worn old clothes.
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Chinese-Style Folk
Ku Wuji · AI Music
Inspired by Fan Chengda’s “To the Tune of Huan Xi Sha · On the Road Through a Riverside Village,” these new lyrics describe pausing briefly on an autumn journey, receiving flowers by the fence, ripe rice, and a stranger’s kindness, then continuing onward with a lighter heart.
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Chinese-Style Folk
Ku Wuji · AI Music
Inspired by Su Shi's “To Liu Jingwen,” these new lyrics tell of good times that can still come later in life.
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Chinese-Style Pop
Ku Wuji · AI Music
Inspired by Su Shi's “Drinking on the Lake: First Sunshine, Then Rain, No. 2,” these new lyrics express the wish to see you in sunshine and rain alike.
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Chinese-Style Folk
Ku Wuji · AI Music
Inspired by Meng Jiao's “游子吟” (Song of the Traveling Son), these new lyrics tell of stitches sewing faraway places into a home.
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Chinese-Style Folk
Ku Wuji · AI Music
Inspired by Liu Yuxi’s “Black Robe Lane,” these new lyrics tell of swallows that never ask whose doorway it is.
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Chinese-style lyrical ballad
Ku Wuji · AI Music
Inspired by Wei Yingwu's “West Stream at Chuzhou,” these entirely new lyrics describe a small boat leaving life's bustle on the shore.
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Chinese-Style Folk
Ku Wuji · AI Music
Inspired by Bai Juyi’s “Grass on the Ancient Plain: A Farewell,” these newly written lyrics tell of setting out again when the spring wind comes.
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Chinese-Style Folk
Ku Wuji · AI Music
Inspired by Jia Dao's “Seeking a Recluse but Not Finding Him,” with new lyrics about clouds hiding the answer in the mountains.
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Chinese-Style Folk
Ku Wuji · AI Music
Inspired by Wang Wei’s “Remembering My Brothers East of the Mountains on the Ninth Day of the Ninth Month,” these new lyrics tell of leaving a place on the mountaintop.
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Chinese-style lyrical ballad
Ku Wuji · AI Music
Inspired by Wang Wei's “Bamboo Lodge,” these new lyrics tell of the moon understanding words left unsaid.
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Chinese-Style Pop
Ku Wuji · AI Music
Inspired by Du Fu’s “Quatrain · Two Orioles Sing Among Emerald Willows,” these new lyrics tell of an entire faraway world beyond the window.
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