The wonderful use of mathematics in ancient poetry is as follows:
1. When ancient poetry meets mathematics
1. Poem of the Mountain Village: One trip to two or three miles, four or five smoke villages. The pavilions are six or seven, and the flowers of eight, nine and ten are blooming. Appreciation: digital poetry embeds numbers in his poems, combines them with other words, and integrates the whole poem into a whole. In this poem, the poet uses the method of "primary school counting" to bring together the beautiful scenery of the countryside, which is easy to understand, as if the picture is in front of him.
2. Xuemei: one tablet, two tablets, three or four tablets, five tablets, six tablets, seven or eight tablets. Nine pieces, ten pieces, countless pieces, all of which are missing when flying into Mei. Appreciation: This poem has expanded the number from poor to infinite.
3. The picture of Qiu Jiang's solo fishing: a boat with one boat and one silk thread and one inch hook. Singing a song and drinking a bottle of wine, one person catches a river alone. Appreciation: One-character poetry, as its name implies, means that there are many "one" characters in the poem, so similar items are "one". The word "one" has the least strokes, but with the ingenious arrangement of the poet, it can turn plain into magic. This kind of poem mostly adopts the technique of line drawing, which makes readers feel strongly substituted.
4. "Dinglin Residence": The house is around the bay stream and bamboo is around the mountain, but the stream hill is among the white clouds. Let the boat sit on the mountain in Linxi, and I'm free to spend time with birds and flowers. Appreciation: Compound-word poetry is to embed the same word repeatedly in every poem. In this poem, the word "Xi" appears in every sentence, so the similar item is "Xi".
Second, digital poetry's form
There are many skills in poetry creation, and the number is one of them. Digital poetry, also known as the number of poems. Digital poetry, a kind of poems with embedded names, has the same number embedded in each sentence, which is equivalent to poems with heavy fonts.
Because there are many numbers, digital poetry has various forms, including half-word poems, one-word poems, two-word poems, four-word poems, five-word poems, six-word poems, seven-word poems, eight-character poems, nine-word poems, cross poems, hundred-word poems, thousand-word poems, ten-character poems, and hundred-word poems. Several poems, a kind of miscellaneous poems, were made by Bao Chao, a Song Dynasty poet in the Southern Dynasties. Also known as dozens of poems, number poems and ordinal poems.
Some poems are crowned at the beginning of the sentence, and some are embedded in the sentence; Some count from one to ten, some count backwards from ten to one, and some both. Those arranged in numerical order or reverse order are called ordinal poems, while those arranged out of order are called numeral poems. If all the numbers are embedded at the beginning of a sentence, it is also called "Tibetan poems" or "poems on the top". The number hidden at the beginning of each sentence can also be called "hiding the head by sentence". If the hidden word is at the beginning of every two sentences, it is called "hiding the head in every other sentence"