1. Respond to his circle of friends with ancient poems and let him feel your literature. For example, if he sends a five-character quatrain, you can respond with the same rhyme to express your support.
2. Interpret ancient poems in modern language and express your views in a humorous way. For example, you can comment: "This poem is like saying,' Baby, don't be afraid, I will accompany you until dawn, and our love is as bright as the moon.' How romantic! "
3. In the opposite direction, send some funny poems or limerick to respond to his ancient poems. For example: "Looking at the sky, I am angry. I suspect that the north is dry and cold. Looking at the poetry friends in the world, I used to sing here. "
4. Respond to his sharing of ancient poems by pretending to be deeply attracted. For example, "I have been fascinated by ancient poetry recently, and I have been reading it day and night, which is quite rewarding." It seems that I have to send some friends to share. "
No matter which way you choose, remember to be polite and respectful, and don't hurt his feelings.