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Interpretation of poems
(1) [poem]: The general name of poetry. These poems are full of revolutionary passion (2) [epic]: The magnificent poems of our time (3) which are metaphors for things similar to epics. They are also metaphors for glorious poems such as meaningful stories and articles. Detailed explanation (1). The general name of poetry. Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty's "A Brief Talk on the River on a River Like the Sea Like the Power of the Sea" Poem: "The poems are full and romantic as we grow old, and the flowers and birds should not be deeply saddened when spring comes." The poem "Miscellaneous Feelings" by Huang Zunxian of the Qing Dynasty: "Vulgar Confucians love to respect the ancients, and study old papers every day; There are no words in the Six Classics, so I dare not put them into poetry." Ba Jin's "Random Thoughts" 24: "The poet may write his passionate feelings into moving poems." (2). Metaphors for vivid and poetic things. Wei Wei's "Collection of Zhuang Xing Blessings for People Going to Life": "Because our country and our life are indeed a magnificent, moving and youthful poem in our history."
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Explanation of Poetry Poetry (poetry) ī is a literary genre that reflects life and expresses feelings through rhythmic and rhymed language: poetry. Poetry (a. Comments on poets, poems, poetry schools, and works that record poets’ discussions and actions; b. A type of ancient rap art). Poems. Poetic drama. Psalms. poet. Cantos. Explanation of the History of Poetry Chapter ā An article or poem completed from beginning to end: Chapter. Psalms. table of contents. Pian Shi (?) (the "Ya" and "Song" in "The Book of Songs" are divided into ten chapters as one "Shi", so the poems are also called "Pian Shi"). length. Long story. The same thing. Quantifier refers to articles, paper, pages: a paper.
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