Introducing "Wen" into "Wen" means inserting the content of ancient poetry into the article as an integral part of the article. The quoted content can be placed at the beginning of a paragraph or in a paragraph; It can be quoted directly or indirectly; You can quote it in a single sentence or form a parallelism sentence in a paragraph. Either way, as long as you quote it properly, you can make your article language different, vividly reflect people and things in real life, and let readers feel immersive.
In poetry, I feel the anguish and pain of "things are people, but tears flow first"; Appreciate the heroism and joy of "the apes on both sides of the strait don't cry, and the canoe has passed Chung Shan Man"; Appreciating the moving picture of "lonely smoke in the desert, the long river setting the yen" ... is to quote it directly and put it in the whole second natural paragraph. When writing, I put the poems and sentences I have accumulated at my fingertips and synthesized a series of contrasts, such as flowing water, which is quite imposing.
Ancient poems:
The ancient Five Dynasties first appeared in the Han Dynasty. Nineteen ancient poems, all five-character poems. After the Han Dynasty, many people wrote five-character poems. Most of the poems in the Southern and Northern Dynasties are five-character poems, and there are more five-character poems in the Tang Dynasty and later. The appearance of the Seven Ancient Dynasties may be earlier than that of the Five Ancient Dynasties. But before the Tang Dynasty, it was not as common as the Five Dynasties. In the Tang Dynasty, seven ancient books appeared in large numbers, which were also called long sentences by the Tang people.
Miscellaneous poems are also unique to ancient poetry. Poetry varies in length, from one word to more than one cross. Generally, it is a mixture of three, four, five and seven words, and seven words are the main ones, so it is customarily classified as ancient seven words. There are many miscellaneous poems in The Book of Songs and Han Yuefu folk songs.
Since the Han and Wei Dynasties, Yuefu poems have been accompanied by music, including songs, lines, songs and poems. Many Yuefu poems in Tang Dynasty were unhappy. There are various forms of miscellaneous poems in Tang and Song Dynasties: there are seven words mixed with five words, such as Li Bai's Difficult to Go; There are seven words mixed with three words, such as Zhang Lei's Cowherd; Seven words are mixed with three or five words, such as Li Bai's Into the Wine.