The first word in the first sentence is me, the second word in the second sentence is love, and so on.
[Chang Tang Tang]
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(Poetry type)
Tibetan poems, also known as Tibetan poems, are a kind of miscellaneous poems, which have three forms: one is the scenery contained in the first couplet and the second couplet, and the theme is not revealed until the couplet is written; The second is to hide the first sentence of the poem in the last word; The third is to hide what is said at the beginning of the poem. The third type is common now. Reading the first word of each sentence together can convey the author's unique ideas.
Overview of poetic style
In China's poetry garden, there are a large number of other kinds of poems-miscellaneous poems, in addition to the common rhythmic poems. Representative are:
There are more than 40 kinds of poems, such as Huihuan (literature) poems, peeling poems, clutch poems, pagoda poems, crossword puzzles, pulley poems, eight-tone poems, Tibetan poems, doggerel poems, humorous poems, couplets, centennial poems, embedded poems, one-string poems and heartfelt poems. These miscellaneous poems have their own characteristics, although they are all full of game colors, but some of them have certain ideological and artistic qualities, so they are deeply loved by people and have been passed down to this day.
Because of the "vulgar culture" characteristics of Tibetan poetry, it is doomed that they will not be included in the official history and anthology. Since ancient times, Tibetan poetry has been circulated among the people, or scattered in classical operas and novels. For example, in "Water Margin", in order to win over Lu Junyi, Wu Yong and Song Jiang, a pair of "wise men", gave birth to a story of "Wu Yong outsmarted Kirin", taking advantage of Lu Junyi's fear of avoiding "mass annihilation" and accounting for four hexagrams:
There is a boat among the reeds, from which Jie Jun and Russia swam. If an upright man can know this, he can't escape from the bow.
The word "Lu Junyi against" is hidden and widely circulated. As a result, it became evidence of government punishment, and finally "forced" Lu Junyi to Liangshan.
An important feature of Tibetan poetry is rhyme. Rhyme is one of the important features of poetry.
Generally speaking, one, two and four in poetry must rhyme, and the meaning of words should be neat and so on.
There are various forms of Tibetan poetry: prose Tibetan poetry, narrative Tibetan poetry, five-character Tibetan poetry, seven-character Tibetan poetry, philosophical Tibetan poetry, natural Tibetan poetry, ancient Tibetan poetry, modern Tibetan poetry, birthday Tibetan poetry and so on. Since its birth, Tibetan poems have been marked with both playfulness and practicality.