Sacrifice, family sacrifice, sacrifice, hanging sacrifice; Yes, I am a father, a brother, even; Smoked, xūn edified, smoked, smelly; Hangzhou, Hangzhou, Suzhou and Hangzhou, Hangzhou Silk; Sea, Haiding Sea, Xinhai Revolution; Shi, Shi, Shi, Shi, Shi, Shi, Shi, Shi, Shi, Shi; Sorrow, ā I worry, worry about home, worry; Restraint, jū restraint, formality, eclecticism.
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1, the concept of poetry
Poetry, a first-class Chinese character, pronounced sh:, was first seen in the Warring States period. Its original meaning is to express what you think in your heart, and then it is extended to mean something beautiful, full of life interest or capable of arousing strong feelings. Shuo Wen Jie Zi is regarded as "heart".
2. The origin of Chinese characters in poetry.
Poetry, pictophonetic characters, first appeared in the Warring States period, but not in Oracle Bone Inscriptions and Jinwen. Zhou Cezong, a scholar, believes that the word "poem" developed from the basic symbols shown in Biography during the Warring States Period. Its subsequent development refers to the significance of a specific behavior accompanied by some actions, music, songs and dances in sacrifice.
Later, when music, poetry and writing were emphasized, a new word came into being, which eventually evolved into the word "poem". From the point of view of glyph, the word "poem" in the Warring States script consists of "Yan" on the left and "Temple" on the right, and the word "poem" in Xiaozhuan basically inherits the glyph of its Warring States script.
There are two ways to write the word "poem" in Han Li, one is to inherit the small seal script, the other is to simplify the small seal script and evolve it into the word "poem" in regular script.
3. The meaning of poetry
In terms of meaning, the original meaning of the word "poem" is "a genre of literature (expressing one's thoughts and feelings with rhyming words)". In previous ancient books, the book of songs was specifically referred to as "writing poems (using rhymes to express one's mind and feelings)" and extended to "persistence, inheritance" and "support". A metaphor for something beautiful, full of life interest or capable of arousing strong feelings.