1. Prose: Prose that does not pay attention to rhythm. Prose is a literary genre, also known as poetry, novel and drama. Literary style includes prose, essays and travel notes. It is the freest style, without paying attention to phonemes, parallelism and any restrictions. It is also the earliest style of writing in China. Usually, an article has one or more central ideas, which are expressed by lyric, narrative and logical means. Literary works include essays, essays and travel notes.
Second, Chinese name: Prose
3. Interpretation: refers to prose that does not pay attention to rhythm. Prose is a literary genre, also known as poetry, novel and drama.
Four. Summary: When there were words in the Shang Dynasty, there were essays to record history. In the Zhou Dynasty, the historiographers of various vassal States further recorded the historical facts between countries in simple language and concise words, such as Spring and Autumn Annals. Later, with the needs of the times, historical literature describing reality appeared, and historical works such as Zuo Zhuan, Mandarin and Warring States Policy appeared.
Classification of verbs (abbreviation of verb): The definition of modern prose refers to a literary genre that is juxtaposed with novels, poems and plays, with broad and narrow understandings.
1: Prose in a broad sense refers to all literary essays except poems, novels and plays. In addition to discussing lyric prose, it also includes communication, reportage, essays, memoirs, biographies and other styles. With the development of writing discipline, many styles stand on their own feet, and the scope of prose is shrinking day by day.
2. Prose in a narrow sense refers to literary prose, which is mainly narrative or lyrical, with extensive materials, flexible brushwork, short length and full of emotion and text.