1. Rhythm: It refers to emphasizing levelness. (here only refers to the narrow sense of melody, and the broad sense of melody also includes the norms and requirements of rhyme and other poems in tone. )
1. The sentence is even;
2. The sentences in couplets are flat and level;
3. Adjacent sentences are flat and sticky;
4. clean feet.
2. antithesis: the general requirement is that apart from the fact that the first couplet can be right or wrong and the second couplet can be wide, the middle couplets must be antithetical and correct. (A work pair refers to a strict and neat pair, while a wide pair is the opposite. )
Three. Rhyme: Except the first sentence, you can rhyme every other sentence, that is, at the end of even sentences. Requirements mainly include:
1. position is at the end of even sentences;
2. The first sentence may or may not rhyme, which is generally related to antithesis. If it doesn't rhyme, it may or may not rhyme. The antithesis rhymes not as usual, but also. The first sentence does not rhyme, with more than five words and less than seven words;
3. Pingping rhyme;
Finally, it used to be like this. But in theory, metrical poems should rhyme;
5. Clear feet;
6. Don't rhyme with the same word repeatedly;
7. Don't use a lot of homophones in rhyme;
8. Do not rhyme;
9. Try to avoid squeezing rhyme (inappropriate use of the same words as vowels in rhyme interferes with the effect of rhyme beauty, regardless of height, which is called "squeezing rhyme")
10. Try to achieve high requirements: on the rhyme floor.
Definite sentence: Every poem has a certain number of sentences.
Ding: It means that each sentence has a certain number of words and the sentences are equal.
6. Rhythm: Metric poetry has certain requirements for rhythm structure. The meaning structure of poetry must be consistent with the rhythm structure of poetry.
Seven, composition: that is, the composition of metrical poems. The main contents are: the whole sentence becomes a couplet, a couplet, a couplet, the first couplet, and the last couplet.