This paper will interpret the significance and background of Tang style preparation in detail, and analyze the phonetic notation of this poem to help readers better understand the connotation and artistic charm of this ancient poem.
1. Significance and background of taking preventive measures:
Take a rainy day is a Tang-style article in the Book of Songs. It has six chapters, and the title is taken directly from the first sentence of the first chapter. This poem depicts the scene of a nomadic grassland society, tells the life scenes of people setting up tents, weaving and racing on the grassland, and shows people's lifestyle and national characteristics at that time.
2. Athena Chu: zh! Umm Wu
The original phonetic notation is Zhu umó u, in which Zhu is a three-tone flat character and mó u is a one-tone flat character. The pronunciation of zhūu is very similar to the sh sound of the English word show, but the pronunciation of ou is closer to oh. The pronunciation of móu is similar to the m sound of the English word more, and the mó u after it is similar to oh.
3. Tang's characteristics:
As a part of The Book of Songs, Tang Style is one of the earliest collections of poems in ancient China, with unique artistic style and cultural connotation. Poetry in Tang Dynasty mainly describes social life, praises heroic deeds and expresses love, hate, sadness and joy, expressing people's thoughts and feelings about nature, life and society.
4. The influence of The Book of Songs on China culture.
As an important part of China culture, The Book of Songs has a far-reaching influence on later generations. The poetry style in The Book of Songs is simple and natural, and the language is concise, which has had an important influence on the poetry creation of later literati. The content of The Book of Songs involves many aspects, such as philosophy of life, historical inheritance, national spirit, etc., which provides valuable materials and ideological basis for the development of later culture.
Conclusion:
Take a rainy day is a poem in Tang Dynasty, which describes the life scene of a nomadic grassland society. Its original phonetic notation is Zhumó u, which is a three-tone flat-voiced word with a pronunciation similar to the sh sound of the English word show, while mó u is a single-tone flat-voiced word with a pronunciation similar to the M sound of the English word more.
By understanding the background of Tang style and preparing for phonetic notation, we can better understand the connotation and artistic charm of this ancient poem, and further appreciate and inherit the treasures of ancient China culture.