1. The biggest and most basic artistic feature of Han Yuefu is narrative. This feature is determined by the content of its "accidental things". Although we can already see some works with narrative elements in the Book of Songs, such as Meng and Meng.
2. Express the character's character through the character's language and actions. Some adopt the form of dialogue, such as the dialogue between Luo Fu and the ambassador in Mulberry, Flowers on a Stranger, and the dialogue between wife and husband in East Gate, all of which can show different characters such as wit, courage and kindness.
3. The language is simple, natural and full of emotion. The language of folk songs in Han Yuefu is generally colloquial, but it is also full of feelings and people's love and hate. Even narrative poetry is a combination of narrative and lyric, so it has a strong appeal.
4. The forms are free and diverse, including three words, four words, five words, six words and miscellaneous words, among which the most commonly used are emerging miscellaneous words and five-word poems. There is no doubt that rich and diverse forms help to express complex ideological content.
5, the color of romanticism. Most of the folk songs in Han Yuefu are accurate descriptions of realism, but some works are romanticized to varying degrees and use romanticism.
Yuefu poetry is an ancient poetry genre. In the history of literature, the so-called Yuefu poetry not only refers to the works collected by Yuefu organs, but also refers to the Yuefu works copied by writers in previous dynasties after Wei and Jin Dynasties.
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Genre of ancient poetry. There are broad sense and narrow sense: narrow sense refers to folk songs and lyrics collected by Yuefu government in Han Dynasty; Broadly speaking, it refers to satirical poems imitated by literati writers in Han Dynasty, especially after Wei and Jin Dynasties, which are generally called Yuefu poems.
Yuefu was originally the official name in charge of music in Han Dynasty. People in the Han Dynasty called the poems recorded and played by Yuefu organs "songs". During the Wei, Jin and Six Dynasties, people began to call these songs "Yuefu" or "Yuefu Poems" and classify them separately (Liu Xie's Wen Xin Diao Long and Xiao Tong's Selected Works).
In the history of literature, the so-called Yuefu poetry not only refers to the works collected by Yuefu organs, but also refers to the Yuefu works copied by writers in previous dynasties after Wei and Jin Dynasties.
From then on, Yuefu poems in Han Dynasty broke the self, took four-character poems as the authentic tradition, created miscellaneous poems, and initiated a complete five-character poem.
References:
Baidu encyclopedia-HanYueFu