If there is no Book of Songs, would there be Chinese literature?

Of course not! The Book of Poetry is the first collection of poetry in China, which includes a total of 305 poems from the early Western Zhou Dynasty to the middle of the Spring and Autumn Period. The Book of Songs is divided into three parts: wind (160 articles), elegance (105 articles), and ode (40 articles).

They all get their name from. The meaning of "wind" is tone. The ancients called "Qin Feng", "Wei Feng", and "Zheng Feng", just as we say now that Shaanxi tune, Shanxi tune, Henan tune, and "Ya" mean positively.

The people of the Zhou Dynasty called Zhengsheng Yale, just like the people of the Qing Dynasty called the Kun dialect Yabe, with a sense of reverence. Daya and Xiaoya may be divided according to the chronological order. "Song" is a musical song used for the festival of Jongmyo Temple.

Yes, but it is not Chinese literature like it is now, after all, the Book of Poetry is only included in the folk poetry of the time

Of course, there is, there is no Book of Poetry, there is still Chinese literature, but because there is no Book of Poetry, the reason will be dim, China is broad and profound, not only the Book of Poetry, if you say that there is no Chinese literature, there is no Book of Poetry.

The Book of Songs is just a folk work, and there are many excellent literary works long before the Book of Songs. Such as "Peacock Flying Southeast" and so on.

History cannot be assumed.

The Book of Songs in the History of Chinese Literature.

It has a lofty status and far-reaching influence, which has laid the fine tradition of Chinese poetry, and the national characteristics of Chinese poetry art have been formed from this.

The Book of Songs is based on the real life of society, there is no illusory and grotesque history, there are very few supernatural myths, and the sacrifices, feasts, and agricultural affairs described are the social economy and ritual culture of the Zhou Dynasty.

The product of the current political world, war and conscription, marriage and love is the narrative of the political situation, social life, customs and folklore of the Zhou Dynasty, and this spiritual tradition of "the hungry sing about their food, and the laborers sing about their things" has been inherited and carried forward by later generations.

Chu Ci has had an extremely profound and extensive impact on the development of Chinese literature, and it exists in almost every literary field and in different genres of literature to varying degrees.

Chu Ci is recognized as a monument of poetry alongside the Book of Songs, which creates a new poetic style and plays an extremely important role in the development of poetry. First of all, "Chu Ci" pioneered the four-word style of the "Book of Songs" and repeated chapters and rhymes; Secondly, "Chu Ci" enriches the subject matter of poetry and expands the field of poetry.

The Book of Poetry is the first collection of poetry in China, which includes 305 poems of more than 500 years from the early Western Zhou Dynasty to the middle of the Spring and Autumn Period. The realist spirit of "the hungry sing about their food, and the laborers sing about their things" expressed in the Book of Songs, especially the folk songs in it, had the greatest influence on later literature. It pushes poets and writers to care about the fate of the country and the suffering of the people, and not to regard literature as a thing to linger and entertain.

The folk songs of the past dynasties are its descendants, from the Han and Wei dynasties to the modern ballads have profoundly embodied this spirit, and the progressive literati of the past dynasties advocated "Bixing" and "elegance" in their creation, which in essence advocated the realist spirit of the Book of Songs.

The Book of Poetry is the glorious starting point of China's literature, and its emergence and its ideological and artistic achievements are the signs of the development of China's literature, and occupy a very high position in the cultural history of our country and even the world.

As one of the earliest collections of poetry in China, the Book of Songs has a lofty position in the history of literature, has pioneering value, and is the beginning of Chinese realist literature. The syntax of the Book of Songs is mostly four words, with rules, but it is flexible and changeable.