Matters needing attention in reading poetry are as follows:
First, to get a poem, we must first determine the emotional tone of the poem, for example, the majestic atmosphere is like Chairman Mao's all loves. Snow and Yue Fei's Man Jiang Hong; Sadness and melancholy, such as Yu Meiren and Ying Huan by Li Yu. Only by deeply understanding the tone of poetry can we determine which mood is more suitable for reciting.
Second, use standard Mandarin, articulate. Putonghua is very important in poetry recitation, so we must pay attention to accurate pronunciation, distinguish the differences between "F" and "H", "B" and "P", "N" and "L", and nasal sounds, otherwise we will do well in other aspects, and a Putonghua with a northern Shaanxi accent and a salt and pepper accent will be useless as soon as it comes out.
Third, pause appropriately. A good recitation needs a proper pause. Recitation doesn't need to be recited without breathing. Appropriate pauses are needed between sentences, not just at punctuation. For example, Cao Cao's "Looking at the Sea" means "East/Jieshi, Looking at the Sea". But we must not stop at will, such as Ma Zhiyuan's mistake of "heartbroken/people/in the end of the world", but "heartbroken/in the end of the world".
Fourth, timely stress. Stress is also very important, and timely stress gives people a sense of emphasis, such as timely stress in some people, places, verbs, modal particles and other places, such as "the stars in the sky appear, as if countless street lamps are lit", and stress is emphasized in "stars appear", "spots" and "street lamps".
Fifth, speak slowly and urgently. Generally speaking, recitation does not always keep a certain speed, but it is slow and urgent according to mood and situation. For example, when expressing excitement, excitement and joy, you should speak at a faster speed, and when expressing sadness, pain and nostalgia, you should speak at a slower speed. For example, Xu Zhimo's Farewell to Cambridge is suitable for poets with slow expression.