Appreciation of the rhyme of ancient poetry, about the rhyme method of ancient poetry

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Hello, happy to answer your question 1A poem that rhymes with sentences is a rolling call"Boliang body"。2.

Boliang body"Also known as:"Bailiang platform body""Bailiangtai poems"Generally, ancient style poems only require double sentence rhyme, and near-style poems are mostly the first sentence into the rhyme, and the next sentence rhymes. I hope my back-to-back Kai answer is helpful to you<>

Rhyme without rhyme, don't look at the part of speech, look at the intonation of the word! The voice bump makes the melody appear, which is rhyme (in fact, to put it bluntly, it is very rhythmic to speak!). The rhythm of the beat)!

Note that they all ended up being i, in antiquity.

Rhyme, also known as pressure rhyme, refers to the word "rhyme" that is often used at the end of every other sentence in poetry. In the rhyme of ancient poetry, the first thing we should pay attention to is the position and density of its rhyme feet. The position of the rhyme foot is the position of the rhyme foot in the verse.

The general feeling now is that the rhyme foot is always at the end of the verse, and the snuffiness of the rhyme foot refers to the distance between the two rhyme feet. The density of rhyme in ancient poetry can be summarized into three types: sentence rhyme, interval rhyme, and multiple rhyme.

The most common of these is the interval-sentence rhyme, and the sentence rhyme and multi-sentence rhyme are relatively rare. There are two kinds of rhymes, one is to rhyme with the same rhyme, and the other is to rhyme with different rhymes. Rhyme the same is to rhyme every sentence, and rhyme to the end.

The former is an example of "The Book of Songs, Chen Feng, and Moonrise":

The moon rises and the moon is bright, and the outstanding (jiǎo) people are wingmen, Shu Jiao is entangled, and the heart is quiet.

The moon rises brightly, and the best people are 懰 (liú) 兮, and the sorrow is relieved, and the heart is tired (cǎo).

The moonrise shines brightly, the best people are burning, Shu Yao Shaoxi, and Lao Xin 懆 (cǎo) 兮.

The three chapters of this poem are all rhymed sentences, and they rhyme to the end. The first chapter rhymes with "Jiao", "wing", "correction" and "quietly", the second chapter rhymes with "Hao", "懰", "accepts" and "慅", and the third chapter rhymes with "zhao", "Liao", "Shao" and "懆".

The latter is like "The Book of Songs, the Wind and the Decline":

Decline, decline, no return? Because of Weijun, Hu is in the middle of the dew?

Decline, decline, no return? Weijun's bow, Hu is in the mud?

The two chapters of the poem also rhyme, but both chapters rhyme with one for the first three sentences and one for the last two sentences. The first three sentences of the first chapter rhyme with "micro", "micro" and "return" (the first three sentences of the second chapter are the same), and the last two sentences rhyme with "therefore" and "dew"; The last two sentences of the second chapter rhyme with "bow" and "in".

From the above, it can be seen that the rhyming method of Su Shi's "Water Dragon Yin" is the way of rhyming different rhymes in the rhyme, and the first sentence is pressed ui, such as falling.

The second, third, and fourth sentences are pressed and the fifth sentence is pressed and embellished. (Note: ui and ei are the same rhyme, you might as well try to read it, does it feel like the same rhyme?)

"Water Dragon Yin" is the name of the word brand, the rhyming words listed by the landlord belong to the third part of the word Lin Zhengyun, and the word filling rhyme method should rhyme according to the classification of the word Lin Zhengyun

1. The pronunciation of the rhyme foot shall be subject to the official promulgation of the rhythm, and the Pingshui rhyme shall prevail after the Southern Song Dynasty.

2. Rhythmic poems are limited to flat rhyme, even sentences are rhymed at the end, one rhyme to the end, and the rhyme cannot be changed in the middle.

3. The ancient style can be rhymed, and the rhyme can be changed in the middle.

4. Bailiang style requires sentences to rhyme.

The ancients didn't speak Mandarin...

The ancients wrote poems according to the flat water rhyme, and filled in the words according to the word Lin Zhengyun. Su Dongpo's poem is the rhyme of the third part of Lin Zhengyun.

The last word of each sentence rhymes, rhyming ui

It's a rhyme. Among them, "thought" is not pronounced in a flat voice but in a voice: (to sound), a noun.

The first 11 sentences rhyme with 4 rhymes, and the next 11 sentences rhyme with 5 rhymes.