Arrange homophonic words regularly at the end of poems and other rhymes. Rhyming words are called rhyming feet or rhyming words. Rhyme is one of the linguistic features of poetry and other rhymes.
Its main function is to make the sound harmonious and beautiful, recite smoothly and sweetly, and facilitate the memory cycle. Rhyme and vowel are not exactly the same concepts. Homophones refer to vowels with the same or similar rhymes. If there is a rhyme, the rhyme is the same, and the rhyme can be different.
Rhyming taboo:
1, avoid rhyme: rhyme is commonly known as falling rhyme. For example, if a poem takes "Yidong" as rhyme, the words in the rhyme of "Sanjiang" or "Eight Geng" are mistaken, which is rhyme.
2, avoid heavy rhyme: that is, the same rhyme word appears repeatedly in the rhyme of a poem, which is a big taboo.
3. Avoid rhyming: that is, use words with the same meaning as "flower", "flower", "fragrance" and "fragrance" in the same poem.
4. Avoid rhyming: that is, in sentences that do not use rhyme (white-footed sentences), such as the end of the third sentence of line seven, the end of the fifth sentence of line seven and the end of sentence seven, vowels with rhyme are also used.