This sentence is from Xizhou Song, and the author is unknown. It is the name of Yuefu folk songs in the Southern Dynasties and the representative work of Yuefu folk songs. It was first seen in "New Ode to Yutai". The poem is full of rich flavor of life and distinct emotional color, showing the distinctive characteristics of Jiangnan water town and skillful expression skills.
Characteristics of Western Zhou Qu;
Folk songs are good at expressing people's thoughts and feelings dynamically. For example, the sentence "Dew in the door" vividly expresses the mood of the characters through actions, while the six sentences "Picking lotus in the south pool and autumn in the south" are the essence of the whole article. It focuses on describing the protagonist's amorous feelings with pen and ink, showing the feelings of the characters in different levels, describing the psychological description of the action in detail, and the feelings are touching.
Overlap and real application. In the scene of "opening the door to welcome Lang", the overlapping of the word "door" strengthens the anxiety of women who are eager for their sweetheart to come and look out through the door from time to time. In the scene of "Going Out to Pick Lotus", the seven words "lotus" are used together to deliberately render the lingering feelings of women. And the real use makes the sentence flexible, vivid and catchy.
The use of puns. It is rare in the folk songs of The Book of Songs and Yuefu in Han and Wei Dynasties. It is said that "Lian" and "Xi" are homophonic puns, "Xi" means "love", and the argot expresses a woman's love for her lover. At the same time, "lotus seeds are green as water" means the purity of feelings, and "lotus hearts are all red" means the intensity of feelings.