Metrics of poetry

Metric poetry is a high collection of formal beauty and content beauty of China's classical poetry. Formally, it pays more attention to the beauty of rhyme and antithesis, which leads to the normative requirements of poetic meter.

It involves China's stylistics, phonology, Ci-poetry, musicology and many other disciplines, and it is the product of ancient China people's great concern for formal beauty.

Modern poetry includes five-character poems, seven-character poems, some five-character quatrains and some seven-character quatrains.

On an autumn night in the mountains, Wang Wei

Empty mountain/new rain/later, the weather/late/autumn.

Bright moon/pine room/sunshine, clear spring/stone/stream.

The bamboo shouts/returns/delights the girl, and the lotus moves/descends/fishes.

Feel free/spring fragrance/rest, Wang Sun/can/stay.

The rhythm of this poem:

(Flat) Flat, (Flat) Flat (rhyme A).

(flat) flat, flat (rhyme a). (dual)

(Ping) Ping, (Ping) Ping (rhyme A). (dual)

It's flat and even, flat and even (rhymes with a).