Huang Jiarun, a member of China Poetry Society, said that there is no uniform regulation on the way of reciting ancient poems. "Reciting poems is like dressing, and it is best to be decent. It is not appropriate to wear clothes that are too big or too small. " Huang Jiarun said that when private school teachers teach children to recite poems, they will shake their heads. Many old people in their seventies and eighties still shake their heads when reciting poems, while most young people recite poems faster and have little body language. In contrast, Huang Jiarun thinks it is better to shake his head and recite poems. "In this way, the interval between words is long, and the pronunciation is clear and round, which can better interpret the connotation of poetry and the listener can understand it."
Wang Zhaopeng, a professor at Wuhan University's College of Literature, watched the video of Liang Yifeng reciting poems, and recognized the middle school student's way of poetry recitation. "He vividly interprets the artistic conception of poetry, which is very good." Professor Wang told reporters that there is no uniform regulation on the way of reciting classical poetry. It is good to accurately and vividly interpret the artistic conception of poetry and impress the audience. "There is no entering tone in Mandarin, and there is entering tone pronunciation in Cantonese. Rusheng pronunciation is short, which is suitable for expressing feelings of suppressing resentment. Liang Yifeng recites poetry in Cantonese, which has an advantage in the interpretation of sound and emotion. "