What are the similarities and differences between China's poetry and Spanish poetry?

China's poems mainly focus on antithesis (also known as symmetry) in format. There are three symmetries in poetry. 1. The pronunciation of every word in every poem should be symmetrical. For example, the first sentence (tone): high and low, high and low, and the second sentence should be (tone) low and low. For example, Chairman Mao's poem: Red rain turns waves at will, and Castle Peak turns bridges intentionally. The first sentence (tone): high and low, high and low, and the second sentence should be (tone): low, low, high and low.

2. The content is opposite. For example, the window contains autumn snow in Xiling, and the Wu Dong Wan Li boat is moored at the door. Doors and windows, Xiling-Wu Dong, Qian Qiu-Wan Li and Sesshū Tōyō are all opposite. Only drink Changsha water and eat Wuchang rain. Only-come again, drink-eat, Changsha-Wuchang, water-fish. They are all against each other.

3. rhyme. Ancient poetry pays attention to rhyme. Generally, it is four sentences and one rhyme (except some epigrams), and four sentences are a short paragraph.

China's folk poems are generally free. The content is substantial.

The expression of Spanish poetry is characterized by implication, which is often one meaning on the surface, but actually another meaning.