Ci is a special genre in China's traditional poetry, which originated in Han Dynasty, laid the foundation in Sui and Tang Dynasties and flourished in Song Dynasty. Originally, it was a lyric with Yan music tunes ("Yan" is connected with "Yan"), but in its development, it gradually broke away from music and became a pure literary style. Every word has a label. The epigraph, originally the name of a specific word and musical tune, later became the target of a specific word style format. The title of this word can be used or not. Various tones and styles stipulated by different aphorisms have specific words, sentences and cases. Some words are called "monotony" without segmentation (also called "article", "time" and "pen"); Some words are divided into two paragraphs, which are called "disyllabic"; There are also three sections and four sections, which are called "three folds" and "four folds". There are more people in the first two categories. In addition, according to the number of words, it can be generally divided into Xiao Ling (about 50 words or less), alto (about 100 words or less) and long tune (more than 100 words), such as Qinyuanchun * * 1 14 words, which are long tunes. The rhyme of words is different from that of poems. Which rhymes, which rhymes, which rhymes, which rhymes, which rhymes, which rhymes, which rhymes, which rhymes, which rhymes, is determined by the inscription requirements. Words are also called "songs", "miscellaneous songs", "songs" and "long and short sentences". 〗
Review points: epigraph ("Qinyuanchun"), title ("Changsha") and long tune (this word has two characters).