When writing ancient poems silently, there are always many typos. How to avoid them?

In ancient times, the usage of words and sentences was different from today, especially in poetry. For reasons such as neat antithesis, the poet carefully considers every word and sentence, and rote memorization sometimes feels stiff. For example, words like "even so" sometimes seem a bit embarrassing at first reading. At this time, the first thing to do is to read, and then try to understand, so that you can recite after a general understanding. You mean there are many typos, so there must be no problem with the memory. As long as you know what the author wants to express in this sentence, what words should you write to get the meaning? If you think like this, it's not so easy to make mistakes. Moreover, it should be noted that there are quite a few commonly used words in ancient Chinese, such as the word "see" in "suddenly see the road turn to the bridge". According to modern times, it should be "now". Although some of them were ignored in the original works or were like this at that time, it is still said that in the spread of poetry, due to the carelessness of the copyist. In this regard, we still respect the written materials that can be verified at present, and the interchangeable words cannot be changed without authorization, which needs attention in memory, especially in understanding memory. If you don't want to, it's easy to write interchangeable words into local words. You can pay more attention to this at ordinary times, and when you have accumulated some, you can also sort out and summarize it yourself. Anyway, it is to understand the whole and pay attention to details. Usually, I have accumulated a lot of classical Chinese vocabulary, and ancient poetry likes to use allusions, especially Li Shangyin. I can also pay attention to some allusions. If I use more poetic allusions in my composition, I can add a lot of color. Anyway, it's beneficial and harmless ~