The Romance of the West Chamber, Cui Yingying Waiting for the Moon (referred to as Romance of the West Chamber, also known as Wang Xixiang and North Xixiang) is a zaju created by Wang Shifu in Yuan Dynasty, which was written in the years of Yuan Zhen and Dade (1295~ 1307).
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From the literary style, the typical style of the ancient Seven Dynasties is correct, vigorous, solemn and elegant, while the typical style of singing is elegant and gorgeous. The preface to the analysis of the style of the article holds that "seven-character ancient poetry lies in bold sentences and ancient customs", and the style of "lyric for a long time" is different from that of "running script"
"Seven Ancient Poems" also said: "Ancient poems are embarrassed by style, and their system lies in melody, but their lines are short and long, and they are intricate and unsystematic, so they can make people think deeply. Li and Du Zhicai are not only in ancient poems, but also in songs. " In addition to the seven ancient and seven laws, the seven-character songs are regarded as one because of their different styles.
Zhao Wei Zhan Yan said that "seven words are wonderful, simple, clumsy, trivial, curved, hard and light, and they are indispensable." It always boils down to saying "old" and "be a man and not a policeman whenever you sing." Man "means that love words are swaying and flowing;" Police "means dignified justice and sophisticated language." These comments all reveal the differences in aesthetic styles between seven-character ancient poems and seven-character songs.