I. Basic explanation
Pinyin: yín, simplified radical: mouth, radical stroke: 3, total number of strokes: 7, Chinese character structure: left and right structure. Explanation: pictophonetic characters. Mouth means meaning, like an open mouth, which means groaning; Today (Jin) shows the sound, and its image sound is downward. The original meaning is moaning. Turn your fingers and recite. Later, it was extended to sigh, the voice of pain. Also refers to the sound of animals. It also refers to the poetry genre that can be sung in ancient China.
Second, explain in detail.
Ginza noun is a name of classical poetry. Such as: poetry collection. The fingering of playing guqin. Yin method is: press the string with your left hand and swing back and forth for a short distance at a certain emblem position. Often refers to things related to writing poems or poets. See Yin altar, Yin shoulder and Yin whip. This is also the name of an ancient China poem: Fu Qin Yin.
Yinzi combination: chanting and wandering. There are idioms that chant things: indecision, silence, indecision, chapters and sentences, shallow singing, anti-singing, phoenix singing and blowing, tiger whistling and dragon singing, endless ears, buckle pot singing, tiger whistling and dragon singing, playing the moon singing, singing in the mountains, moaning without illness, moaning for no reason, singing in the sagger, playing songs and playing the moon singing.
Sentence-making: Some ancient poems reflect war, some show martial arts, some show heroism, and some show character, which is rich in content and diverse in style.
Poems with the characteristics of chanting things are as follows:
1, I'm suspicious of wine. I'm remembering the canal. -Five words in Tang Du Fu's Farewell to Sister-in-law, Understanding, etc.
2, tears are like a thousand grasses, and the wind is as loose. -Five words in Tang Hanshan's Poem 303
3. At this time, take two breaths and recite 500 poems. -Five words in Tang Hanshan's Poem 303
4, sing this song, the song is not Zen. -Five words in Tang Hanshan's Poem 303
5, can't go back, drunk in a daze. -Five sentences of "Jiang Mei"