Explanation of poetry
[shī ]
1. A literary genre that reflects life and expresses emotions through rhythmic and rhymed language: ~Song . ~Hua (?Comments on poets, poems, poetry schools, and works that record poets' discussions and actions;?A kind of ancient rap art). ~ Set. ~Drama. ~ Chapter. ~ People. ~ Chapter. ~ History. Yin~.
2. The title of an ancient Chinese book, the abbreviation of "The Book of Songs".
Explanation of words
[cí ]
1. The smallest unit in language that can be used independently: ~ Hui. ~Book. ~ Code. ~ Sentence. ~ Preface. ~Group.
2. Rhetoric, discourse, generally refers to writing poetry and composition: song~. Speech~. Oath~. ~ Chapter. ~Law (the rhythm of the text).
3. A Chinese poetry style (started in the Southern Dynasties, formed in the Tang Dynasty, and became popular in the Song Dynasty. It could have been sung to music, but later the music score was lost, and it was only created according to the rhythm of the lyrics): ~人. ~ Spectrum. ~ Brand. ~ Tune (diào). ~ Rhyme. ~ Qu.
Rhyme
Pinyin: yùn lǜ Part of Speech: Noun Definition: Standards of level and rhyme. Detailed explanation: 1. Rhythm and rhythm. Refers to the oblique format and rhyme rules in poetry. Extended to the rhythmic rules of sound. "Old Tang Book·Yuan Zhen Biography": "Thoughts are deep and words are close, the rhythm is new, the attributes are correct, and the style is just the same." Ye Shengtao "Wandered Three Lakes": "Listening to the waves of the lake lapping the shore is quite monotonous, but Rhythmic.” 2. Refers to the uniform rhythm of the movement of certain objects. Ye Shengtao's "Ni Huanzhi" fifteenth: "Her shoulders and back fluctuate rhythmically."
Cipai is the name of the format of the word. The format of words is different from that of verses: verses have only four formats, while words have more than a thousand formats (these formats are called word scores). Words, also known as long and short sentences. People gave them some names to make them easier to remember and use. These names are word cards. Sometimes, because they are several variations of the same format, several formats share one word plate; sometimes, because each company has different names, the same format has several word cards. Words, sentences.