I. Introduction:
Elegance belongs to the category of elegant poetry in the Book of Songs. It is classified according to music. It came into being in the prosperous period of the early Zhou Dynasty to meet the needs of the ruling class to praise peace.
Just because they are mainly used for banquets of the ruling class, they don't necessarily sing along with the dance, so the content begins to describe social life, mainly the life of the ruling class, by simply praising ancestors and gods.
Second, study and research:
The Book of Songs is a precious cultural heritage, which can provide important help for people to understand ancient history and culture. Through the interpretation and analysis of these chapters, people can understand the characteristics and changes of ancient political system, social structure, cultural tradition and so on.
At the same time, The Book of Songs Ya also provides us with important materials for studying ancient literature, among which the poems and poems have extremely high artistic value and literary value.
The poetic style of The Book of Songs: elegance;
1, the sentence pattern is neat
Most chapters adopt four-sentence style, that is, each sentence consists of four words, which are arranged neatly and have a lively rhythm. This sentence pattern is quite common in ancient poetry, such as Guan Ju and Jia Jian.
Step 2: rhythm
Most chapters rhyme obviously, generally the last word of each chapter rhymes. This rhyme gives poetry a better sense of music and rhythm.
3. Various expressions.
In terms of expressive techniques, The Book of Songs Ya adopts various techniques such as metaphor, symbol and exaggeration, which makes the poem more vivid and appealing.
4. The content is rich and varied
The content of The Book of Songs Ya covers many aspects such as politics, society and culture. It not only praises historical figures, but also depicts folk life and reflects social phenomena.
5. The style is solemn and solemn
The poetic style in The Book of Songs Ya is solemn and solemn, giving people a sense of elegance and solemnity. This style is closely related to the social environment and cultural background at that time.