Rhyme is strict. Poetry rhymes, some rhymes with each other, some rhymes with each other. There is no essential difference between them and classical poetry in rhyme. The rhyme of five-character quatrains is strictly manifested in the fact that they generally only rhyme flat and cannot rhyme, that is to say, they are not allowed to rhyme, and the rhyming feet must use words with the same rhyme, and words with adjacent rhymes are not allowed.
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Five-character quatrains are not originated by poets in the Tang Dynasty, but originated from the ancient poems of Yuefu in Han and Wei Dynasties, which are simple in style, advocating nature and full of interest. Judging from a five-character quatrain written by Yu Xin, a poet of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, its stylistic form was formed at least at the end of the Northern and Southern Dynasties. "After years of travel, I have a lot of feelings. Recently, I learned Hengyang geese and crossed the river in the autumn equinox. "
Due to the limitation of words, compared with other systematic poetry genres, five-character quatrains require more concise and general language and expression when creating, which is more difficult to create.
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