How Zhu Guangqian's China Poetry Moves towards Metric Poetry?

Mr. Zhu Guangqian, a famous linguist, once said: "To cultivate children's pure literary interest, we must start with reading poems." However, due to the strong leap of poetry, there is no specific plot and content, reading aloud is undoubtedly the best and most effective way, because poetry is short and rhyming, with distinct rhythm and catchy reading. Poetry is generally short in content and concise in language. It does not give a comprehensive description of objective reality, but only selects the most characteristic fragments in reality, integrates the author's emotions and expressions, and outlines the image of poetry. In the "image" of poetry, it is often full of the poet's joys and sorrows, and contains the author's understanding of life. Poetry pays attention to jumping and leaving blank spaces between lines. Read poetry for the first time, expand your imagination and feel the beauty of poetry description.

The earliest poetry was sung orally, and the musical factors in poetry have more positive significance than other literary genres. Musicality is an important feature of ancient poetry. The beauty of music, also known as the beauty of rhythm and rhyme, is manifested in the auditory aesthetic feeling formed by the regular repetition of phonetic features such as rhyme, flat tone, sentence number, word number, pause rhythm, disyllabic, overlapping rhyme and words.

Zhou summed up the benefits of reading aloud in On Reading aloud. He said: "the priority of reading is consistent with the ups and downs of the situation in the text, which is enough to help you understand the article and understand the author's mood when writing;" Knowing the relationship between syllables and emotions, I will take appropriate sound rhythm to express my feelings in my chest when writing. " In the Qing Dynasty, Cheng said: "The ancients used poetry and chanted. Singing is something that everyone can learn, but not everyone can learn songs. " Huang, a close friend, thinks: "When you recite the meaning of a word, you have the syllables to read it ..." Zhu Guangqian said: "Songs emphasize the rhythm of music and recite the rhythm of language." Based on my understanding of various schools, I think reading aloud is reading aloud rhythmically and repeatedly until I am proficient enough to blurt it out and naturally become a chant. Fang said: "Reading aloud is a good way to accumulate and effectively improve Chinese ability in the excellent tradition of Chinese education in China, and should be properly advocated. Reading aloud is repeated reading and natural chanting, especially suitable for excellent poems and other works with rich sounds and feelings. Reading aloud is more helpful to understand the rich connotation and emotion from the rhythm and charm of the work than simply reading aloud, and it is not as performative as reading aloud. This method helps to accumulate materials, cultivate a sense of language, experience fun and emotional input, and achieve the purpose of influencing and influencing Chinese. "