The formation and development clues of Fu, the heyday of Fu s development is

1.In ancient times, the method of "knotting rope records" was created.

2.During the Shang Dynasty, a relatively complete oracle bone document appeared.

3.During the Western Zhou Dynasty, in order to strengthen the administration of the state, there was a special institution for the management of documents and officials who drafted documents.

4.The Qin and Han dynasties were the period for the establishment of clerical work in China's feudal society. The "book" and "play" that appeared in the Qin Dynasty were the earliest upward official documents in China.

In the Han Dynasty, there were "chapters", "tables", "sparse" and other upper line texts; The use of parallel languages "transfer books" between the government and the government and between the peers has also increased; In the lower text, there are "order", "edict", "teaching" and so on.

5.After the Qin and Han dynasties, as well as the Ming and Qing dynasties, in the feudal society of more than 2,000 years, the types of downward, upward, and parallel official documents continued to evolve and increase.

6.After the Xinhai Revolution, Nanjing Provisional ** carried out a comprehensive reform of the clerical work of the feudal dynasty, simplifying the types of documents and standardizing the official document procedures.

Of course, the Han Dynasty is over, the so-called Han Fu, Tang poetry, Song Ci, Yuan Song, Ming and Qing dynasties. It was the most prosperous literary form of that century.

The most prosperous is Han Fu! There is a saying of "Tang poetry and Song poetry and Han Fu Yuan song", which is called because it is the most prosperous, in fact, there are also poems and songs in other eras, but it is only because of his heyday that he says so.

Han Dynasty Han Fu or Han Yuefu poetry such as Cao Cao is the Eastern Han Dynasty's view of the sea.

Fu is a rhyming style in ancient China, between poetry and prose, similar to the prose poems of later generations. It is literary and rhythmic, and has the nature of both poetry and prose. It is characterized by "paving the collection of texts, writing the body and objects", focusing on writing scenes and borrowing scenes to express lyricism.

It first appeared in the prose of Zhuzi, called "short fu"; The "Sao Ti" represented by Qu Yuan is the transition from poetry to Fu, called "Sao Fu"; The Han Dynasty formally established the style of fu, called "ci fu"; After the Wei and Jin dynasties, it increasingly developed in the opposite direction, which was called "Pifu"; In the Tang Dynasty, it was transferred from the pun body to the legal body, which was called "legal fu"; In the Song Dynasty, fu was written in the form of prose, called "wen fu". Famous endowments include: Du Mu's "A Fang Gong Fu", Cao Zhi's "Luo Shen Fu", Ouyang Xiu's "Qiu Sheng Fu", Su Shi's "Former Chibi Fu", Yu Xin's "Wailing Jiangnan Fu" and so on.

Characteristics of Fu. First, the sentence is above.

Fourth, six-character sentences are the mainstay, and the sentence structure is staggered and pursues couples;

Second, the phonetic requirements are harmonious;

Third, the rhetoric pays attention to algae decoration and dictionaries. Four: The content focuses on writing scenes and borrowing scenes to express lyricism.

Puppet rows and algae ornaments are a major feature of the Han Fu. After a long-term evolutionary process, developed to the Middle and Tang Dynasty, under the influence of the ancient literary movement, there was a trend of scattered culture, not to talk about puppetry, rhythm, uneven sentence structure, rhyme is also relatively free to form a prose-style fresh and smooth momentum, called "Wenfu".

Pun Wen was greatly influenced by the endowment, and compared with the Eastern Han Dynasty, it matured in the Northern and Southern Dynasties. The extensive use of the form of fu in articles was a common practice among literati in the Han Dynasty. So much so that some articles with the name of the article are regarded as prose.

Like Bao Zhao's "Wucheng Fu" by Liu Song of the Southern Dynasty, Xie Huilian's "Snow Fu" and Xie Zhuang's "Moon Fu" and so on.

Fu, in addition to its source Chu Ci stage, has gone through several stages, including Sao Fu, Han Fu, Lu Fu, Law Fu, and Wen Fu, among which Han Fu is the most influential.

The rheological changes of the Fu body have generally gone through various stages from the Sao Fu of Qu Yuan and Song Yu to the Han Fu represented by Jia Yi, Mei Cheng and Sima Xiangru, the popular Lu Fu and Qin Fu of the Wei and Jin Dynasties and the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the prevalence of the special legal fu for the imperial examination in the Tang Dynasty, and the various stages of the Wen Fu that tended to be scattered in the Tang and Song dynasties.

Fu originated in the Warring States period and was formed in the Han and Han dynasties.

Fu is a literary style in ancient China, which pays attention to literary style, rhyme, and has the nature of poetry and prose. It is based on the means of paving and collecting texts and writing chronicles of physical objects, focusing on writing scenes and borrowing scenes to express lyricism.

A rhyming genre for the purpose of praise and irony. It mostly uses the technique of laying out the narrative, and the fu must rhyme, which is a major feature that distinguishes the fu from other genres. It started in the Warring States and flourished in the Han Dynasty.

Fu first appeared in Zhuzi's prose, called short fu. The style represented by Qu Yuan is the transition from poetry to fu, called sao fu, and the Han Dynasty formally established the style of fu, called Ci Fu

After the Wei and Jin dynasties, Fu increasingly developed in the direction of Punwen, which was called Punfu; In the Tang Dynasty, it was changed from the pun body to the law body, which was called the law fu. In the Song Dynasty, fu was written in the form of prose, which was called wenfu.

As a unique genre of Chinese literature and art, "Fu" is a new style that adopts the narrative and rhyme method of the classic Chinese rhyme poetry "Book of Songs", and the tone method, the beauty method, the propagation method, and the syntax of the ancient prose rhyme poetry (ancient style free verse) model work "Chu Ci", which is injected into the ancient prose genre to innovate and develop into a new style. The Fu method of the Book of Songs is the root of "Fu Wen", and the art form of "Chu Ci" is the form of "Fu Wen" (so Chu Ci was later called "Sao Ti Fu"), both of which are the artistic sources of Fu Wen. According to the available historical data, the earliest writer to establish "Fu" in the history of Chinese literature was the Warring States academic master Xun Kuang (his "Xunzi" has a Fu essay "Chengxiang").

Therefore, Xunzi is the scholar who officially founded the genre of "Fuwen". However, it was not until the Western Han Dynasty that the popular style of Western Han Dynasty was officially formed. To sum up, Fu was formally formed in the late Warring States period and officially popular in the Western Han Dynasty.

By the way: Fu developed into a small sentimental fu in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and the Six Dynasties developed into a small Fu of Sentiment and Fu in the Six Dynasties, but they are all collectively referred to as Cifu (in a broad sense).

Poetry is a literary genre. The Han Dynasty formally established the style of fu, called "ci fu"; Therefore, it was formed in the Han Dynasty.

Fu. It is a genre that emphasizes style, rhyme, and has the nature of poetry and prose. Its main features are: "paving the collection of texts, writing the body and objects", focusing on writing scenes, borrowing scenes to lyrical.

The earliest appearance in Zhuzi's prose is called "short fu"; The "Sao Body" represented by Qu Yuan is the transition from poetry to Fu, and the Fu at this time is called "Sao Fu"; The Han Dynasty formally established the style of fu, called "ci fu"; After the Wei and Jin dynasties, it increasingly developed in the direction of the pun text, which is called "pun fu"; In the Tang Dynasty, there was also a body that was transferred to the legal body, called "legal fu"; From the Tang Dynasty to the Song Dynasty, the fu written in the form of prose is called "Wenfu". Such as Du Mu's "A Fang Gong Fu" and so on.

It originated in the Book of Songs. In the history of Chinese literature, Fu, as a unique literary style, has always been valued by literati, especially Han Fu, which has greatly expanded the expressive space of Chinese literature in terms of subject matter, genre, expression, and aesthetic form. However, what is fu, that is, which genre can be called fu, which genre can not be called fu, what is fu, that is, whether fu should belong to poetry or prose, or is another genre, is still a question that needs to be considered.

I remember it was the Western Han Dynasty, Liangjing Fu. The formation is also the Western Han Dynasty.

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