Carve, car, song.
A song dedicated to the graduating class teacher
Xu Lu
How much gratification and encouragement,
As we are about to graduate moment; with so many instructions, and with so many expectations, you sent us one by one to the platform of life,
Watching us each embark on the train to go away...< /p>
Two lines of maternal tears. There is so much love between teachers and teachers.
You encourage us with your trembling voice:
Go ahead - brave children,
Write a hymn of a new life towards tomorrow!
Extended information
The finals are divided into three parts: the beginning, the abdomen and the end. Generally speaking, as long as the rhyme endings are the same and the rhyme belly is the same or similar, the beginning of the rhyme is not considered. The rhyme in rhythmic poetry is different from the rhyme in modern Mandarin and the Xinhua Dictionary. Some words have the same pronunciation and the same rhymes, but they do not belong to the same rhyme part.
Some words have different pronunciations. If you check them in "Sound and Rhyme Compendium", you will find that they belong to the same rhyme department. Therefore, when writing rhythmic poetry, you should first master some simple pronunciation knowledge.
Writing rhythmic poetry may be easier for southerners to learn than northerners, because in today’s Wu, Fujian, and Guangdong areas, some ancient sounds are still retained in some dialects, and these ancient sounds are in "Sound and Rhythm" "Compendium", many of them belong to the same rhyme department.