九色鹿介绍
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《九色鹿》是根据敦煌壁画《鹿王本生》故事改编。古代,在荒无人烟的戈壁滩上,波斯商人的骆驼队因遇风沙袭击而迷路,忽然出现一头九色神鹿给他们指点方向。九色鹿回到林中,听见有人呼救。原来一个弄蛇人在采药时不慎落水。九色鹿忙将他驮上石岸。弄蛇人感恩不尽,九色鹿只求他别将遇见它的事告诉别人,弄蛇人连连答应,还对天起誓。波斯商人到了古国皇宫,与国王谈起沙漠中的奇遇,谁知王后听了,执意要取九色鹿皮做衣裳。国王无奈,张贴布告:捕到九色鹿者给予重赏。弄蛇人见利忘义,向国王告密,并设计将九色鹿引入包围圈。当他假装再次落水,神鹿闻声赶来救他时,守候的武士们就万箭齐发。谁知九色鹿发出神光,利箭都被化为灰烬。九色鹿向国王揭露弄蛇人忘恩负义的丑恶行为,国王深为不安。弄蛇人吓得胆颤心惊,连连后退,跌进深潭淹死,恶人终究得到应有的惩罚。
The 《Nine Colored Deer》is adapted from the story of the Dunhuang murals "deer King Ben". In ancient times, on the deserted Gobi Desert, the camels of Persian merchants lost their way when they were attacked by wind and sand, and suddenly a Nine-colored deer appeared to direct them. The nine colored deer went back to the forest and heard someone calling for help. Originally, a snake charmer accidentally fell into the water when
he was taking medicine. The nine colored deer busily carried him on the stone bank. The snake-maker could not be thankful, but the Nine-colored deer begged him not to tell others what had happened to him. The snake-maker consented and swore to heaven. When the Persian merchant arrived at the palace of the ancient kingdom and talked to the king about the adventure in the desert, the queen, who knows, was determined to take Nine-colored deerskin for clothing. The king had no choice but to post a notice: the nine deer were rewarded. The snake charmer saw the good and told the king, and designed the nine colored deer into the encirclement. When he pretended to fall into the water again and the deer came to rescue him, the warriors waiting for the battle were all flying. Who knows that the nine colored deer send out the divine light, the sharp arrow is all turned to ashes. The nine color deer exposed the ugly behavior of the snake killer to the king, and the king was deeply disturbed. The snake-maker trembled with terror, retreated, fell into a deep pool and drowned, and the wicked were eventually punished as they deserved.