The last three words of the fourth sentence can be "level".
Moderate, moderate and even (rhymes).
The middle is flat, the middle is flat (rhyme).
Pingyi, Zhong Ping, Zhong Ping,
Average, average even (rhyme), average even (rhyme).
The middle is flat, the middle is flat (rhyme).
Pingyi, Zhong Ping, Zhong Ping,
Two-tone, homophonic:
Disyllabic, which means divided into upper and lower parts (or "front and back" can also be used), is what we are talking about now. The upper film and the lower film are in the same tone, which means that the requirements of the upper film and the lower film are the same in terms of words, leveling and rhyme rules. In terms of format, the next film is a repetition of the last film. Cue, rhyme, means rhyme feet need rhyme parts. * * * Sixty words, that is to say, the whole word is sixty words.
The front and back films have four rhymes, which means that the front film (that is, the upper film) has four rhymes, and the back film (that is, the lower film) also has four rhymes.
Extended data:
1, death, epigraph, originally Tang Qu, later used as epigraph, whose real name is Quetiaozhi, also known as Jinlu, Juanzhulian, Mingyue gives birth to Nanpu, drizzle blows over the pond, fish and water have fun together, and butterfly love.
2. "Die Lian Hua" was originally a song in the Tang Dynasty, and later it was used as a epigraph, with its real name "Que Tiaozhi". The Collection of Movements notes Xiao Shi Diao, Zhao Lingzhi's Ci notes Shang Diao, and Taiping Yuefu notes Shuang Diao. Feng Yansi's ci is named "Golden wisp" because of the sentence of "Liu Feng is light and golden wisp". There is a sentence in Zhao Lingzhi's words called "rolling bead curtain", which means "people don't roll bead curtain in deep courtyard". There is a saying in Sima Miao's ci that "the moon gives birth to Nanpu at night", which is called "the moon gives birth to Nanpu". In Han Lian's words, there is a phrase "drizzle blows the pond", which is called "drizzle blows the pond". He Zhu's ci is called Wu Fengqi, Shi Li's ci is called A Basket of Gold, Zhong Yuanji's ci is called Sex with Fish and Water, and Shen's ci is called Butterfly Lovers.
3. Take Feng Yansi's "Butterfly Lovers, Six Songs, Sleeping on the Green Tree" (A Yanshu's Ci) as the main body. This style consists of 60 words, with two syllables, five sentences and four rhymes before and after, and two other variants. Representative works include Li Yu's Wandering in the Leaves of Dieyao, Liu Yong's Dieqianwei and Su Shi's Diechunjing.