一日看到丁聪画旁的几行字,是这样的:“丝不如竹,竹不如肉,肉不如作,作不如脱。”甚有感触,似乎这便是某种演艺变迁的轨迹了。李渔说:“丝不如竹,竹不如肉”;这“丝”,当然是指弦乐,“竹”指管乐,“肉”指美妙的歌喉。这句话的意思人人都懂:弦乐不如管乐美妙,而管乐又不及歌喉 One day saw Dingcong draw next few words, is this: “Silk is not as good as bamboo, bamboo than meat, as meat, as off.” Feel the feeling, it seems that this is the track of some kind of performing arts changes . Li Yu said: “Silk is not as good as bamboo, bamboo is better than meat.” This “silk” refers, of course, to string music. “Bamboo” refers to pipe music, and “meat” refers to a wonderful singing voice. Everyone understands the meaning of this sentence: the string is not as good as the wind and the wind is less than the singing