The peaks float in the mountains, and there is no mountain, no water and no ecstasy. The lake and the moon set each other off, and there is no wind mirror on the pool surface. Look at the Dongting landscape. There is a green snail in the silver plate. Let's look at the mountains under the water. A pile of faint smoke can't be collected. Yuan Haowen's "Boating on Daming Lake" The spring scenery on the lake is picturesque, and the peaks are scattered around the stage. There are thousands of green hills on the pine row and a pearl in the heart of the moon. Tang Bai Juyi's Spring on the Lake.
Matters needing attention and main points of ancient poetry;
According to the time division, China's poems are divided into ancient poems and modern poems, with 1840 as the dividing line. (But time is wide, just like you can't say that no one wrote Song Ci in Yuan Dynasty. The difference between ancient poetry and modern poetry is obvious, which goes without saying. Classical poetry can be divided into classical poetry and modern poetry, and the Tang Dynasty is a big dividing line.
Classical poetry: mainly composed of seven ancient poems, five ancient poems and Yuefu poems, with relatively free rhyme and format. Rhyme can be used freely (it is hardly used by thick-skinned people), and there is no requirement for the number of words in each sentence, such as difficult roads and rivers. In addition, it is very likely that the words are unified in ancient poems, such as Song of Eternal Sorrow and Pipa Travel.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Ancient Poetry