Preface to the series of explosively modified ancient poems

From the Book of Songs, Chu Ci, and Han Fu to Tang poetry, Song lyrics, and Yuan opera, those famous lines that shine like stars have always shined in the starry sky of Chinese culture.

One day while looking up at the stars, I suddenly had an idea: What would it look like if these famous sentences were reorganized and mixed? When Taibai meets Dongpo, and Wang Mojie meets Li Qingzhao, what kind of light will their poems and their words collide with?

Will it be more beautiful, more elegant and more interesting?

For example: "Two orioles sing green willows, and a pear tree weighs crabapples";

For example: "If you want to compare the West Lake to the West, let's try new fire with new tea";

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This pairing is neat, who says it’s not a match made in heaven?

For example: "Looking up to the sky and laughing and going out, no one knows that the lychees are coming";

For example: "Outside the pavilion, beside the ancient road, a row of egrets ascended into the blue sky";

So after careful consideration, Qiushui is about to launch a series of radically revised ancient poems, combining classic poems and striving to be seamless.

Although it is an "explosive change", there are still two principles:

1. Don't prank. Only use classic famous sentences, without jingles and original sentences. The source of each poem is indicated.

2. Rhyme. Rhythm is the core of the beauty of poetry. Although it is difficult to make the whole poem rhyme by splicing, rhyming of even sentences is necessary.

Born with little talent and little knowledge, but likes challenges. Everyone is welcome to participate and write "Three Hundred Crooked Poems" together.

In addition to posting each poem, it will also be made into a video and posted on Douyin and Kuaishou. You can find me by searching for the username "Autumn Water Drinking Horse".

The topic link is here: Three Hundred Crooked Poems

We strive to update it daily so that everyone can witness it together.