In Justice of Mao Poetry, Confucius in the Tang Dynasty suggested that "elegance, elegance and praise" in the six meanings refer to the theme of poetry, while "fu", "bi" and "xing" refer to the expressive methods of poetry.
The "Six Meanings" in The Book of Songs, namely "Style, Fu, Bi, Xing, Ya and Ode", were first put forward by the master, and later developed into the "Six Meanings Theory" by Dawei. Elegance is the classified genre of The Book of Songs, and A Trip to Fu Bi is the summary of the expressive techniques of The Book of Songs.
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Style, elegance and praise generally refer to three parts of The Book of Songs, the first poetry collection in China.
"Wind", also known as "national wind", has 15 group, and "wind" is the general term of music. 15 group is not music from 15 countries, but music from more than ten regions. The national wind includes 160 music songs of,, Yi, Wei, Wang, Zheng, Qi, Wei, Tang, Qin, Qian, Chen and Cao.
Have different views on you. One view is that it refers to the music directly ruled by the Zhou Dynasty, and "elegance" means "righteousness". This kind of music is regarded as "positive tone", which is intended to show the difference from music in other places. It is also said that "Ya" and "Xia" are interlinked, and Xia is the name of the region directly ruled by the Zhou Dynasty. There is also a view that "elegance" refers to elegant music that everyone can understand.
Fu is a musical work in which nobles worship ghosts and gods in temples and praise the merits of rulers. You should play with the dance. It is divided into Zhou Song, Truffles and Ode to Shang, with 40 articles in total. Among them, Song of Zhou (3 1 piece) is considered to be a work of the Western Zhou Dynasty, mostly written before King Zhao of Zhou. 4 pieces of Truffles, probably works by Lu Xigong; Ode to Shang is considered to be the work of Song State before the Spring and Autumn Period.