"Lucky Summer Palace on the Eighth Day of March" Poet: Qianlong Dynasty: Qing Dynasty
Bingshi Yuqi is in late spring and early spring, and the Lingmarsh and Lingtai are beautiful and comfortable.
It is like a carpet of greenery supporting the walking chariot, and the pregnant red apricots are removed by roses.
The geese are cruising carelessly in the sky below, and the bottom of the scales is used to draw water patterns for fishing.
It mainly reflects social life by directly expressing the poet's thoughts and feelings, and does not require the description of complete storylines and characters. Such as love songs, odes, elegies, elegy, pastoral and satire.
Narrative and lyricism are not completely separate. Narrative poetry also has a certain degree of lyricism, but its lyricism must be closely integrated with the narrative. Lyric poems also often narrate certain segments of life, but they cannot be extended and should be subject to the needs of lyricism.
Narrative poetry: The poem has a relatively complete storyline and characters, usually expressed in the poet's passionate singing style. Epic poems, story poems, verse novels, etc. all belong to this category.