I don t know much about the level of ancient poetry and the level of today s poetry, so who can help

For Mandarin, the first and second tones are flat tones, and the third and fourth tones are 仄音. Mandarin is actually three tones and four tones (three tones on the level, where the flat tone is divided into yin and yang).

In ancient Chinese, there are four tones in unison (flat to go in), and all three tones except for flat sound are all squirrels. The key to distinguishing the plainness of a poem is to distinguish which words are phonetic. The word into the sound is a short plosive sound (the four voices grow up to say that the flat "on" go "in"), ending with one of the three consonants of p, t, and k (for example, "one" is the sound word, about the pronunciation of iet, do not deliberately pronounce the consonant tail very heavy when reading), it is still easy to identify in the southern dialect area.

But for the northern dialect area, you can only memorize by rote, and it is recommended to look at the flat water rhyme into the voice. When you look at it, you can pay attention to the morphophonic structure of the phonetic words, which is very helpful for you to remember the phonetic words.

It seems that the flat sound of the ancient poem has only the first tone, and now it is one and two tones.

Looking up at the starry sky and writing poems is like opening your eyes:

I always felt that the stars had grown together, like a bunch of green grapes, rolled down in all directions because of the rotation of the celestial bodies.

I always felt that human beings had gathered together, like a plate of small colored beans, because of the rupture of the land, burst into all directions.

I always feel that my soul was once attached to each other, like a nest of wild bees, scattered in the distance because of the storm of life.

Pay attention to writing poems. Writing poetry requires accumulation, and cannot be done quickly. Words with -n or -ng endings will not be phonetic. If Hubei, Sichuan, Yunnan, Guizhou and northern Guangxi are concerned, there are basically no phonetic words in rhymes such as ai, ei, ao, ou.

In short, the problem of sound is the only obstacle to distinguish the flat. This obstacle can only be eliminated by looking up a dictionary or a rhyme book; However, the truth of Ping Qian is very easy to understand. Moreover, about half of the places in China are still preserved, and people in those places have no problem distinguishing between the plain and the ordinary.

Summary. "中" is also called "Tong" in some books.

"中" means that the word is a polyphonic word, which can be flat or flat, and the flat can be determined according to the specific situation.

What is in the poem?

"中" is also called "Tong" in some books. "中" means that the word is a polyphonic word, which can be flat or flat, and the flat can be determined according to the specific situation.

Marked with the word "new rhyme", do you still need to fill in the words according to the rules?

If the new rhyme used does not have the word "flat sound" (hypothesis), then there is no need to talk about the new rhyme rhyme poem.