The poet whose poetry is known as "Chengzhai Style" is Yang Wanli.
Chengzhai style was created by Yang Wanli, a poet of the Southern Song Dynasty, who was named Chengzhai. The style of Chengzhai style is lively, natural and humorous.
Sources of inspiration
1. Life experience: Poets usually draw inspiration from their own life experiences, such as love, friendship, family affection, social phenomena, natural landscapes, etc. These experiences can inspire poets to create and make their poems more real and profound.
2. Imagination and creativity: Poets need to have imagination and creativity, and be able to think and express problems from different perspectives. They may get inspiration from some abstract concepts or emotions, such as love, loneliness, freedom, etc., and then express these emotions through their imagination and creativity.
3. Other literary works: Poets can draw inspiration from other literary works, such as novels, poems, plays, etc. The plots, characters, language expressions, etc. in these literary works can provide poets with creative materials.
4. Natural landscapes: Natural landscapes such as mountains, rivers, oceans, starry skies, etc. can inspire poets to create. Poets often look to nature for inspiration, describing the beauty and magic found in natural landscapes.
5. Emotional experience: The poet's emotional experience is also one of the important sources of inspiration. Emotions such as happiness, sadness, and anger can inspire poets to create.
In short, poets have a wide range of sources of inspiration for writing poems. They can get inspiration from life experiences, imagination and creativity, literary works, natural landscapes and emotional experiences. And these sources of inspiration are not isolated, they interact with each other and jointly promote the poet's creation.
The rules of poetry
1. The rules of metrical poetry: In rhythmic poetry, except for the opening sentence, all odd-numbered sentences do not rhyme, and only the even-numbered sentences rhyme; in the same poem, They cannot rhyme together, they can only rhyme with the same rhyme. At the same time, new rhymes and ancient rhymes cannot rhyme with each other.
2. The law of antithesis: Antithesis in rhythmic poetry mainly refers to the antithesis of two lines of poetry with the same part of speech and structure, and opposite oblique and oblique lines. Taboos about antithesis include joining hands together and making sentences that have the same meaning as the antithetical couplet.
3. The rules of five- and seven-character poems: Five-character poems and seven-character poems are different in terms of meter and rhyme. The rules of five-character poems and seven-character poems can be simply summarized as the "five-seven variation", that is, two flat or two oblique words are added before the five-character poem to become a seven-character poem.
4. Application of pronunciation and rhyme rules: When writing poems, you need to pay attention to prohibiting rhymes and avoiding endings. That is, except for the rhyme of the first sentence, single sentences should rhyme with oblique and even sentences with flat rhymes (rhymes, choose from 106 rhymes) The characters that rhyme with each other) and the last characters of the upper, lower, and rhyme parts of odd sentences (oblique tones) in a poem should be used.
In general, writing poetry requires following certain rules and taboos, and these rules and taboos are different in different poetry styles. For beginners, they need to read more, write more, and practice more to gradually master the skills and rules of writing poetry.