The carrier of Tibetan poetry believes that Tibetan poetry belongs to the category of cryptography, is a restricted creation, and is an art of dancing with shackles, which is extremely challenging. Its key point is to apply the words that need to be hidden without leaving a trace. At the same time, the poetry system must also be an organism that describes around a certain center, rather than a simple bunch of unrelated words and sentences!
Writing is the "building material" of poetry, and poetry is the author's "child". It is necessary for us to be familiar with every link of it and not be kidnapped by Tibetan poems. The true meaning of Tibetan poetry creation-that is, the way to test the success of Tibetan poetry is to forget or not know the characters in the Tibetan system, or a complete poem that everyone can understand and understand!
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Du Zhimin is from Huyi District, Xi City. Member of Shaanxi Branch of Music Association, Provincial Mao Poetry Association, Associated Press and Municipal Writers Association. He has published more than 500 articles and a collection of prose poems, Sweet Bag of Memory. There are poetry collections, folk literature collections and prose collections waiting to be published.
Good white deer primitive people,
Be good at hometown;
Bo said that in troubled times,
Send to the real dust;
State people's affairs,
Loyal to beauty;
Cheng Dalu,
Prophets have their own roots;
Broken pen,
Qian Qiu surprised ghosts and gods;
The land of ancient Lian and San Qin,
Sacrifice the soul of a hero.
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The carrier of Tibetan poems thinks that ordinary people can't understand the above poems, and Mr. Du Zhimin's Tibetan poems are "Mr. Chen's eternal sacrifice." Mr. Du Zhimin also said this: "On the Internet, I suddenly heard that Master Zhongjun died in ancient times, and felt that he had accumulated a lot of money and created" White Deer Plain ",which became famous at home and abroad and inspired future generations. Today, no one can beat him, and he sacrificed it as a Tibetan poem. "