1. Qu Yiyuan and Zhou Ziyi, authors of "A Brief Introduction to Poetry"
Fei: I feel that all my analysis is not as simple and crude and effective as going directly to the table of contents. As follows:
The structural form of the first poem
The syntax, composition, genre, and four-tonal duality of poetry, rhyme, scenery, and emotion, and allusions
The second famous poem Appreciation and recitation methods
How to appreciate famous poems and recite them
The development and important schools of the third poem
National style, Han and Wei poems, Ruan Ji and other Tao Qian Er Xie and Bao Zhao Folk Songs of the Six Dynasties Yu Xin Early Tang Dynasty Wang Wei and Others Li Bai Du Fu Han Yu Liu Zongyuan Bai Juyi Yuan Zhen Li Shangyin Song Poems and Qing Poems
Part 4 From Poetry to Lyrics
Part 5 Writing Method
Chapter Six: Lingshi on Poetry
The development sequence of poetry, emotions, scenery, and events, the antithesis of poetry, allusions, overlapping words in French sentences, poets’ habits, Tang poetry and Song poetry, Jiangxi poetry Change the syntax of famous sentences, change the poem's kungfu, copy the syntax, repeat the sound, make the sound unresponsive, personality and specialty, chant poetry and argumentative poetry, change the rhythm of the poem, change the commonly used word hybrids in the poem, change the poem to the lyrics.
Liu Gongpo, author of "Hundred Methods of Learning Poetry"
Fei: To be honest, I have read quite a few books teaching poetry. But I've never seen one so detailed. This book is written to provide beginners with instructions on how to compose poetry. The text is simple and the style is complete. The author analyzes the methods of poetry in different genres step by step and provides detailed examples. If students of poetry can follow the steps shown in the book, they will proceed step by step from the easy to the deep. , which can be used to draw inferences about other cases, and it can be said to be a practical introductory guide to poetry learning. The whole book is divided into eight outlines, namely pronunciation, duality, words and sentences, composition, rules, taboos, factions, genres, etc. Under each outline, there are several rules for each sub-category, which can be combined to obtain hundreds of methods. (There is a lot of content in JD.com’s introduction above, but I would say that no one is as smooth as this). In fact, this book goes from the outline to various contrasts, implications, substitutions, and so on. It makes you feel so meticulous that there is nothing you can do about it.
————by Xiangtianhua Poetry Society