Rhymes include: autumn, head, transparency, flow, freedom, swimming, thickness, length, back, opposition and boat. ? Ou, iu, I: it belongs to straight throat, including hovering and circuitous emotions. It is suitable for expressing the feelings of chic romance, Motome's sadness for autumn, euphemistic leisure, tranquility but not chic leisure.
The full text of Qinyuanchun Changsha is 1 14 words, with four tones in the upper part and five tones in the lower part. Head, flow, freedom and drifting are the rhymes of Shangque; Swimming, thick, short, waiting and boating are the rhymes of Xiaque.
These rhymes belong to the twelfth part of Lin Zhengyun, and Pingshui rhyme is the eleventh part of Pingsheng. The first sentence of "Changsha Qinyuanchun" is "independent of cold and autumn, Xiangjiang River goes north, Orange Island." Autumn word, the last word of which is independent of Han Qiu, does not require rhyme in the word spectrum, but the author's sentences also rhyme, so it belongs to a kind of rhyme beyond the requirements of the word spectrum. This autumn word can be counted as a rhyme, which is the rhyme of the upper and lower strokes.
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"Changsha Qinyuanchun" shows the rhyme beauty of poetry through rhyme. Poetry reads with clear rhythm, firmness and strength, but it also has the charm of words.
The rhyme of "Autumn, Head, Penetration, Flowing, Wandering, Thick, Circling, Waiting, No, Boat" fully shows that it depicts the beautiful and spectacular late autumn scenery of Xiangjiang River, expresses emotions on the spot, and puts forward the question of who should dominate the vast land.
Through the description of autumn scenery in Changsha and the memory of the eventful years, Xiaque expresses the revolutionary youth's feelings about the fate of the country and their lofty aspirations of taking the world as their responsibility, despising reactionary rulers and transforming old China.
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