On the system of ancient poetry in China literature

(1) Repetition is a kind of poetic form in which one sings and three sighs repeatedly appear. In layman's terms, some poems in The Book of Songs are divided into three sections, and each section has repeated parts. Take "Jia Jian" as an example. Every paragraph begins with Jia Jian XX.

(2) Couplets are poems that seem to be parallel in structure, and they are linked one by one. Take the "Nine Machines" as an example. It says "one machine", "two machines" and then "three machines" ... so there is a logic, and each poem has a line connected.

(3) reelection is actually a bit like a thimble, or a special thimble-a ring, for example: "Keep the Tao wholeheartedly, the Tao is endless, there is joy in poverty, and there is joy in poverty." Taotao, poor-poor, happy-happy

(4) Implicit inclusion is to cut and rewrite other poems into words. However, in fact, "concealment" is a tool to correct crooked wood. For example, you can see this webpage. /view/ 133857.htm

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