The implication of poetic characters is a literary genre with a certain rhythm and rhythm, which uses highly concise language to vividly express the author's rich emotions and reflects social life.
Poetry is the ancestor of literature and the root of art.. Poetry is a literary genre that expounds the soul, while poets need to master mature artistic skills and express social life and human spiritual world with concise language, abundant emotions and rich images in a highly concentrated way according to certain requirements of syllables, tones and rhythms.
Poetry genre:
1. New national style
New national style is the embodiment of the spirit of national style in the new era. The basic definition of the new national style is: adhering to the traditional spirit of "the hungry sing about their food, and the workers sing about their affairs", standing on the standpoint of the people, expressing their practical feelings about contemporary life with concise language and flowing rhythm, and striving to achieve a simple but profound artistic effect.
2. Crescent School
It is an important school of poetry in the history of modern new poetry, which is generally divided into two periods with 1927 as the boundary. In the early stage, since the spring of 1926, Zhu Xiang, Rao Mengkan, Sun Dayu, Liu Mengwei, etc.
They were dissatisfied with the style of "free poets" who ignored the poetic art after the May 4th Movement, advocated new metrical poetry, advocated "rational emotion control", and opposed promiscuity and the prosaic tendency of poetry, and made a serious exploration of the metrical style of new poetry from theory to practice.
3. The Public Security School
The Public Security School is a literary school that appeared in the late Ming Dynasty. "Gong 'an Sanyuan" is the leader of the public security school, among which Yuan Hongdao has the highest reputation and the greatest achievements, followed by Yuan Zhongdao and Yuan Zongdao.
The public security school opposed the imitation of antiquity in the former and the latter seven schools, and advocated "expressing one's own spirit and not sticking to any pattern", which was unprecedented. His creative achievements are mainly in prose, which is fresh and lively, natural and frank, but mostly limited to expressing leisure.
4. Huajian School
After five generations, Zhao Chongzuo of Shu selected 5 works from 18 works of five pronouns in the late Tang Dynasty and compiled them into Huajian Collection (1 volumes), among which, except Wen Tingyun, Huangfu Song, He Ning and Sun Guangxian, the others were Wei Zhuang, Xue Zhaoyun, Niu Qiao, Zhang Bi, Mao Wenxi and Niu Xiji. Their ci styles are generally similar. Later generations therefore called it Huajian School.