The expressive techniques of appreciation of ancient poetry can be divided into three categories: lyrical techniques, descriptive techniques and rhetorical techniques.
There are two kinds of lyric techniques: direct expression and indirect lyric.
Description skills mainly include:
1. Scenery blending: indirect and implicit, and the description of scenery contains the poet's feelings.
2. Contrast and contrast: Deliberately describe from the side, as a foil, to make the written things stand out.
3. Associative imagination: Imagination is like an unconstrained style, combining whimsy with the truth of nature.
4. Use allusions: make poetry concise and rich in content, increase the vividness and implicitness of expression, and enhance the expressive force and appeal of works.
5. Symbol: the image is vivid and concrete, and it turns reality into emptiness.
6. Use overlapping words: enhance the sense of rhythm and play an emphasis role.
7. Holding things to express meaning: feeling things with expressions, implicitly expressing their feelings, and implicitly implying something.
8. Details: true, accurate and vivid.
9. Sketch: that is, true and profound without rendering.
Rhetoric mainly includes:
1. Metaphor: Turn plain into magic, abstruse into simple, abstract into concrete, and make the images depicted in poetry more vivid.
2. Metonymy: replace complexity with simplicity and emptiness with truth.
3. Metaphor: vivid colors, vivid images and rich ideograms.
4. Exaggeration: reveal the essence and inspire people; Set off the atmosphere and enhance the appeal; Enhance association and create an atmosphere.
5. Duality: beautiful music, concise expression and lyricism.
6. rhetorical question: strengthen the tone.
7. Ask questions: attract attention and inspire thinking.
8. Pun: The meaning of this word is implicit.
The following are the six main expressions:
1. Go. Comprises a front lining and a back lining, and the back lining also comprises a dynamic lining, a silent sound lining, a sad music scene lining and the like.
2. Various rhetorical devices. Metaphor is to be more vivid, analogy is to personify things, exaggeration is to emphasize and highlight, and antithesis is to enhance the musical beauty of poetry.
3. Combination of static and dynamic. Poets pay great attention to the contrast between dynamic and static scenery when describing scenery, which can be combined with dynamic and static, and can also be written with dynamic and static, dynamic and static, and dynamic and static.
4. The combination of reality and reality. Sometimes the opposites form a strong contrast, thus highlighting the center; Sometimes the two complement each other, forming a rendering contrast and highlighting the center.
5. Rendering of colors. Color rendering can convey happy mood, but also set off sentimental mood.
6. Observe the change of angle. Look down, look up, overlook, look carefully, from far to near or from bottom to top.
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