1. I want to buy osmanthus with wine, but I don't like it. I am a teenager.
2. Peach and plum spring breeze, a glass of wine, ten years of night rain.
3. You can't finish shedding acacia blood and tears, throwing red beans, and watching rotten spring flowers.
4. If you look back at the flowers lazily, you are half qualified.
5. I don't know that the meaning of drunkenness is not in water, and the boat is full of dreams.
The charm of ancient poetry
As a treasure of China literature, ancient poems are often full of charm. They use beautiful and euphemistic language to express rich and profound emotions and artistic conception. The charm of ancient poetry lies in its rhyme, style and image description. Let's expand the knowledge of the charm of ancient poetry from these aspects.
Rhythm and rhythm
Ancient poetry gives people beautiful enjoyment with its unique phonology. Phonology refers to the combination of sounds in poetry, including levelness, rhyme and rhythm. Flat tone refers to the length of syllables and the rise and fall of tones, which can produce ups and downs, smooth or passionate rhythms.
Rhyme means that the vowels of two adjacent words in a poem are the same or similar, which makes the whole poem have rhythmic beauty. At the same time, rhythm is also an important phonological element in ancient poetry, which increases the overall charm through the pause and coherence of sentences.
style
The style of ancient poetry refers to its emotional atmosphere and artistic style. Different poems often have different styles, such as graceful, bold, fresh and profound. Each style has its own unique charm and can give people different emotional experiences.
Graceful ancient poems are often gentle and delicate, such as "the bright line at the foot of my bed" in Silent Night Thinking, which expresses a feeling of tranquility and yearning. Bold ancient poetry is full of passion and lofty sentiments, such as Li Bai's poem "Into the Wine", which shows the bold and free personality.
Image description
Ancient poetry usually expresses emotion and artistic conception through image description. Image description is to express inner feelings with specific things or scenery, which can make readers have intuitive and distinct feelings.
Metaphor, personification, symbolism and other rhetorical devices are often used to describe images in ancient poetry. These descriptions enrich the image of poetry and add charm. For example, "When there is a bright moon, ask heaven for wine" in Su Shi's "Water Tune Song Tou", through the description of the bright moon, the feeling of missing is combined with the natural scenery to create a romantic atmosphere.
Inheritance and Innovation of Poetry
As a treasure of China culture, ancient poetry has developed and accumulated for thousands of years, forming a colorful charm. The masterpieces of ancient poets were inherited and praised by later generations, and on this basis, they continued to innovate. The inheritance and development of verve can also be seen in modern poetry works.