What is the meaning of "a trip to Fu Bi" in The Book of Songs?

1 and "Fu Bi Xing" and "Fu Bi Xing" are three main expressive techniques in The Book of Songs, which are the induction of the expressive techniques of China's ancient poems. It is based on the creative experience of The Book of Songs.

Fu Bixing, pronounced [Fu Bixing? ]

1, Fu [Fu? 】: Tell the story directly and compare it out. Equivalent to today's parallelism rhetoric. Fu Shuo's truth is that people express their thoughts and feelings and related things in a straightforward way.

2, than [bǐ? ]: analogy, metaphor. Compared with this thing, the poet has noumenon or emotion, and uses a thing as an analogy. Generally speaking, the things used for comparison are always more vivid, concrete, vivid and simple than the things being compared, which are known by people and easy to be associated and imagined.

3.【xìng？ ]: Say something else first and the lyrics will be sung. Stimulate readers' association, enhance meaning and produce vivid and poetic artistic effects.

"A trip to Fu Bi" comes from Li Zhouguan Chun: "Master ... taught six poems: Yue Feng, Yuefu, Yuebi, Lexing, Leya and Song Yue".