Style, elegance and ode in The Book of Songs are classified according to the source and melody of poetry. The wind is a local tune, singing songs, reflecting folk life, full of charm, short voice, repeated chapters, cordial and touching. Elegance is divided into "elegance" and "elegance", including political satire poems, epic poems, sacrificial poems, banquet poems and so on. The content of ode mostly praises the virtues of rulers and former kings, but most of them have no distinctive characteristics.
The Book of Songs has made great contributions in the history of China's poetry development. It is a masterpiece of Zhou Dynasty poetry and the source of China's classical poetry. Famous writers and poets of past dynasties, though with different styles and artistic forms, have all drawn endless nutrition from The Book of Songs. Qu Yuan of Chu inherited the elegant realistic tradition of The Book of Songs, adopted the form of Chu Ci and romanticism, and wrote immortal Chu Ci.
Since then, all kinds of poems have flourished on this fertile soil.
The contribution of The Book of Songs is also manifested in the artistic techniques of poetry creation and the rhetorical techniques of poetry.
Spring Palace summarizes the artistic techniques of The Book of Songs, that is, the six meanings of The Book of Songs: "Yue Feng, Yue".
Fu, Yuebi, Lexing, Leya and Song Yue ",in which" wind, elegance and song "is the classification system of The Book of Songs, and
"Fu, Bi and Xing" are artistic techniques in The Book of Songs. "Fu" means plain description. "ratio" is ratio.
The meaning of metaphor includes simile, metaphor, metonymy and metaphor. "Xing" means rising and beginning. poet
Look at a scene first, arouse your thoughts and pour out your poems.