1, wind
Wind is a genre of ancient Chinese poetry, which mainly describes natural phenomena such as wind, rain, thunder and electricity in nature. These poems usually take the natural landscape as the theme, and express people's feelings and emotions about nature through the description of natural phenomena.
The poem Wind is characterized by simplicity, vividness, rhythm and sense of rhythm. These poems usually appear in the form of five-character quatrains or seven-character quatrains, which are short, pithy and catchy.
The content of the poem "Wind" mainly involves the description of natural landscape, and expresses people's feelings and emotions about nature through the description of natural phenomena.
2. "ah"
Elegance mainly refers to the poems of the land of Wang Ji in the Zhou Dynasty, including Elegance and Xiaoya. "Daya" mainly describes the major historical events in the Zhou Dynasty, while "Xiaoya" is closer to life, mainly describing the daily life of the nobles such as banquets, gifts and banquets.
Ya mainly describes the life and feelings of the aristocratic class, including politics, history, religion, sacrifice and other themes. These poems usually appear in the form of banquets, answers and banquets, reflecting the social hierarchy and cultural traditions of the Zhou Dynasty.
3. Fu mainly refers to sacrificial poems, including Zhou Fu, Lu Fu and Shang Fu. It mainly describes the merits of ancestors, sacrificial scenes and emotional expressions, and praises the greatness of God and ancestors. These poems usually appear in the form of sacrificial songs and elegies, expressing people's admiration and gratitude for their ancestors and gods.
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The Literary Value and Influence of The Book of Songs
1, reflecting social life:
The Book of Songs is rich in content, reflecting labor and love, war and corvee, oppression and resistance, customs and marriage, ancestor worship and feasting, and even astronomical phenomena, landforms, animals and plants. It is a mirror of the social life of the Zhou Dynasty. The Book of Songs not only records the historical facts, but also expresses the author's feelings and attitudes, which is strongly realistic.
2, create language art:
There are many creations and contributions in the language of The Book of Songs, such as the creation of Fu, Bi and Xing, and the use of rhetorical devices such as overlapping sentences, antithesis and parallelism, which form a concise, lively and lasting style. The Book of Songs also created many idioms and allusions, such as "Peach Blossom Blossom", "A Drop in the Sea", "Looking at Plum to Quench Thirst" and "Devil", which enriched the expressive force of Chinese.