2. Han Fu: Fu is a style in ancient China, which is between poetry and prose, similar to prose poetry in later generations. It emphasizes literary talent and rhythm and has the nature of poetry and prose. It is characterized by "eulogizing prose and writing ambition in kind", focusing on writing scenery and expressing emotion through scenery. It first appeared in hundred schools of thought's essays and was called "short fu"; Qu Yuan's "Sao Style" is a transition from poetry to fu, which is called "Sao Fu". The style of Fu was formally established in the Han Dynasty, which is called "Ci Fu". After Wei and Jin Dynasties, it developed in the direction of parallel prose, which was called "parallel prose". In the Tang dynasty, it changed from parallel style to regular style, which was called "law fu"; In Song Dynasty, Fu appeared in the form of prose, which was called "Wen Fu". Famous Fu include: Fu of Epang Palace by Du Mu, Fu of Autumn Sound by Ouyang Xiu, Fu of Thousand Chibi by Su Shi, etc.
3. Poems of Han Yuefu: Han Yuefu is another great collection of ancient folk songs after the Book of Songs, which is different from the Book of Songs (also realism) and creates a new style of poetic realism. Women's works play an important role in the folk songs of Han Yuefu. It uses popular language to construct works that are close to life, from miscellaneous words to five words, and uses narrative writing to describe the characters in detail, create distinctive characters and complete the story. It can highlight the ideological connotation, pay attention to describing typical details, and open up a new stage in the development of narrative poetry, which is an important stage in the development of five-character poetry in the history of China's poetry. Han Yuefu has a very high position in the history of literature, which can keep pace with The Book of Songs and Songs of the South.
4. Folk songs of Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties (representative: seven sons of Jian 'an)
5. Tang Poetry: The Tang Dynasty (AD 6 18-907) was the heyday of the development of classical poetry in China. Tang poetry is one of China's outstanding literary heritages and a bright pearl in the world literature treasure house. Many poems are still widely circulated by us today.
6. Song Ci: Song Ci is a new poetic style, a popular literary genre of the Han nationality in the Song Dynasty, which marks the highest achievement of Song literature. Song ci has long and short sentences, which are easy to sing. Because it is the lyrics of music and harmony, it is also called tune, Yuefu, music movement, long and short sentences, poetry, piano music and so on. It began in the Tang Dynasty, took shape in the Five Dynasties and flourished in the Song Dynasty. Song Ci is a bright pearl in the crown of ancient Chinese literature in China, and a fragrant and gorgeous garden in Yuen Long, an ancient Chinese literature. With colorful and varied charm, she competes with Tang poetry and Yuanqu, and has always been said to be as famous as Tang poetry, representing the prosperity of a generation of literature.
7. Yuanqu: Yuanqu is a wonderful flower in the splendid cultural treasure house of the Han nationality. It embodies its own unique characteristics in ideological content, Yuanqu and artistic achievements, and has become an important milestone in the history of China literature.
8. Poetry in Ming and Qing Dynasties
9. Modern poetry: Modern poetry refers to the poetry of about 65,438+0,840 years, from around the Opium War to 65,438+0,965,438+0.9 years before the May 4th Movement. It represents a historical period, that is, the bourgeois old democratic revolution period, and it is also the transition from traditional classical poetry to modern new poetry, which occupies an important position in the history of China's poetry.
10, modern poetry: modern poetry, also called "vernacular poetry", is a kind of poetry. Compared with classical poetry, it is generally eclectic and rhythmic.