Quatrains are a form of expression in Chinese poetry and have a unique literary status. Nowadays, the hard-pen calligraphy of quatrains is loved by many people and is fully recognized by people. Below are pictures of the classic hard-pen calligraphy works of quatrains that I compiled. Beautiful hard-pen calligraphy pictures of quatrains
Quatrains originated in the Han Dynasty, took shape in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and flourished in the Tang Dynasty. At that time, they were four sentences to one, called a "couplet", "Wen Xin Diao Long" Ming The so-called "couplet" in "Poetry" has perfect rhyme, which is the result of Bailiang Yu's system. The Tang and Song dynasties were the golden age of Chinese classical poetry. Quatrains were popular all over the world, creations flourished, and famous poems were as beautiful as flowers blooming. They were so beautiful that they were unprecedented. According to the rhythm of poetry, quatrains are divided into regular quatrains and ancient quatrains. According to the number of words in each sentence, quatrains can be divided into five-character quatrains, six-character quatrains and seven-character quatrains. Among them, five- and seven-character quatrains are the most common, and six-character quatrains are rare.
Appreciation of excellent hard-pen calligraphy works of quatrains
Rhymed verses only appeared after the rise of rhythmic poetry Yes, it existed in ancient times long before the emergence of rhythmic poetry. Xu Ling of the Chen Dynasty in the Southern Dynasty edited "New Odes of Yutai", which has the title of "ancient quatrains". However, although this kind of quatrains rhymes, it is relatively free (z?), or it can be said that some poets are unwilling to be bound by meter. After the popularity of quatrains, ancient quatrains were still used and developed. There are many ancient quatrains with five characters, but very few with seven characters. Therefore, seven-character sentences are not very common.
Appreciation of Quatrains