Hanuo, also known as Haiku or Lunuo, is a small-scale metrical poem in the world of poetry. It originated in China, and its form is short and pithy, usually only three lines, with kotaro oshio rhyme. Hano is characterized by simplicity, flexibility, harmony, and a sense of rhythm, and can also show profound emotions and thoughts. His creation needs to strictly follow the rules of leveling, antithesis and rhyme, but it is not limited to four rhymes. Each song has at least five rhymes and ten sentences, many of which can be as long as fifty rhymes (one hundred sentences) or even more than one hundred rhymes (two hundred sentences). Except for the first pair and the second pair, the couplets in the middle are required to be antithetical sentences, and the format between sentences should be flat, flat and glued.
As for the name, I'm sorry I can't provide relevant information at present, but I guess it should be similar to haiku (Chinese haiku), which is a form of ancient Japanese poetry. I suggest you read a book or consult a professional to get more detailed information about promise.