The system of ancient poetry is called Feng Ya Song, where Feng refers to something

The wind is a different region of the place**. The poems of "Wind" are folk songs collected from 15 regions, including Zhounan, Zhaonan, Shao, Hu, Wei, Wang, Zheng, Qi, Wei, Tang, Qin, Chen, Hui, Cao, and Feng. A total of 160 articles. Mostly folk songs.

Ya is the ** of the area directly under the jurisdiction of the Zhou Dynasty, that is, the so-called Zhengsheng Yale. "Ya" poems are music songs during court banquets or court meetings, and they are divided into "Daya" according to the difference of **

Song is a dance song of the temple sacrifice, and the content is mostly to praise the deeds of the ancestors. The poem "Song" is divided into "Song of Zhou".

5 articles of 40 articles. All are the works of aristocratic literati. From the perspective of time, most of the "Song of Zhou" and "Daya" were produced in the early Western Zhou Dynasty; A small part of "Daya" and most of "Xiaoya" were produced from the late Western Zhou Dynasty to the eastward migration; Most of the "National Style" and "Lu Song" and "Shang Song" were produced in the Spring and Autumn Period.

Wind, elegance and ode refer to the first collection of poetry in China, the Book of Songs

of three parts.

Wind means earthy wind, wind ballads. It refers to the fact that "Wind" is relative to "Wangji" - the area directly ruled by the Zhou Dynasty - with local colors, and the fifteenth "National Style" is the folk folk songs of fifteen places. Its region, except for "Zhounan" and "Zhaonan", which were produced in the Jiang, Han and Rushui areas, are all produced in the Yellow River basin from Shaanxi to Shandong.

The Wind includes "Zhou Nan", "Zhao Nan", "Shao Feng", "Hu Feng", "Wei Feng", "Wang Feng", "Zheng Feng", "Qi Feng", "Wei Feng", "Tang Feng", "Qin Feng", "Chen Feng", "Junifeng", "Cao Feng", "Feng Feng", a total of 15 "National Style", 160 poems.

Zhou Nanzhong's "Guan Ju" and "Tao Yao", Wei Feng's "Cutting Tan" and "Shuo Rat", and Qin Feng's "Pu Jia" are all well-known masterpieces.

National style. The Book of Songs is the earliest collection of poetry in China. "The Book of Songs" was originally called "Poems", with a total of 305 poems (there are 6 other poems with titles and no content, that is, there are eyes and no words, called Sheng poems), so it is also called "three hundred poems".

Since the Han Dynasty, Confucianism has regarded it as a classic, so it is called the Book of Songs. Mao Heng and Mao Chang of the Han Dynasty once commented on the Book of Songs, so it is also called "Mao's Poems". The authors of most of the poems in the Book of Songs are no longer verifiable.

Regarding the classification of poems in the Book of Songs, there is a saying of "four beginnings and six meanings". "Four beginnings" refers to the four poems that are listed first in "Wind", "Daya", "Xiaoya", and "Song". "Six meanings" refers to "wind, elegance, song, endowment, comparison, and xing".

"Wind, elegance, and song" is the classification of the "Book of Songs" according to the different **, and "Fu, Compare, and Xing" is the expression of the "Book of Songs".

Wind, elegance, song.

"Wind", also known as "National Wind", has a total of 15 groups, and "Wind" is the collective name of the music. The 15 sets of national styles are not the music of 15 countries, but the music of more than a dozen regions. The national style includes the music songs of Zhounan, Zhaonan, Shao, Hu, Wei, Wang, Zheng, Hui, Qi, Wei, Tang, Qin, Feng, Chen, and Cao, with a total of 160 pieces.

Guofeng was a popular local song at that time, with a local color. In terms of content, most of them are folk songs. Most of the authors were folk singers, but there were also individual aristocrats.

There are different opinions on the understanding of Ya. One view is that it refers to the ** of the region directly ruled by the Zhou Dynasty, and "Ya" has the meaning of "zheng", and this ** is regarded as "zhengsheng", which is intended to show the difference from other places. It is also said that "Ya" is associated with "Xia", and Xia is the name given to the region directly ruled by the Zhou Dynasty.

There is also a view that "Ya" refers to the elegance that everyone can understand**. There are a total of 105 articles in "Ya", which are divided into 31 articles in "Daya" and 74 articles in "Xiaoya". Most of the works of "Ya" are works of court officials and ministers, and a small part is folk songs.

The content is almost always about politics, some praise good people and good governance, and some satirize bad governance. There are only a few poems that express personal feelings. But there are no love poems.

"Ode" is a piece of music for nobles to worship ghosts and gods in their family temples and praise the merits of the ruler, and it is played with a dance. It is divided into "Song of Zhou", "Song of Lu" and "Song of Shang", a total of 40 articles. Among them, there are 31 articles of "Song of Zhou", which are believed to be works of the Western Zhou Dynasty, mostly written before King Zhao of Zhou and King Mu of Zhou; 4 articles of "Lu Song", which are thought to be the works of Lu Xun; "Shang Song" is believed to be a work of the Song Kingdom before the Spring and Autumn Period.

The wind refers to the national style, and most of them are popular music of the ancient working people. The most typical "Guan Ju".

The wind is a piece of music sung and composed by the working people of the folk while working.

Wind, elegance and song are the three parts of the Book of Songs, which are divided according to the difference of **.

Wind means earthy wind, wind ballads.

"Wind" includes folk songs from 15 places, including some places in Shanxi, Shaanxi, Henan, Hebei and Shandong (Qi, Han, Zhao, Wei, Qin), most of which are folk songs in the Yellow River Basin, and most of them are folk songs called "Fifteen Kingdoms Style" after polishing, with 160 articles, which are the core content of the "Book of Songs".

1. The wind, the shack imitation elegance, and the ode refer to the three parts of the first poetry collection "The Book of Songs" in China.

2. The wind is a place in a different region**. "Wind" is a collection of folk songs from 15 regions, including Zhounan, Zhaonan, Ying, She, Wei, Wang, Zheng, Qi, Wei, Tang, Qin, Chen, Hui, Cao, and Feng, with a total of 160 articles, most of which are folk songs.

3. Ya is the ** of the Zhou Dynasty, that is, the so-called Zhengsheng Yale. According to the different spring fibers of **, it can be divided into 31 songs of "Daya" and 74 songs of "Xiaoya", a total of 105 songs. Except for a few folk songs in "Xiaoya", most of them are works by aristocratic literati.

4. Song: It is the dance song of the temple sacrifice, and the content is mostly to praise the achievements of the ancestors. The poems of "Song" are divided into 31 "Song of Zhou", 4 pieces of "Song of Lu", and 5 pieces of "Song of Shang", a total of 40 pieces. All are the works of aristocratic literati.

The correct answer is: 2Jongmyo songs.

The explanation of "Ode" was first found in "Poem Preface": "The one who praises is the description of beauty and virtue, and the one who sues the gods for his success." Kong Yingda's "Mao's Poetry Justice" said:

The word "Rongye" was omitted under the praiser". Zhu Xi's "Collected Poems" said: "Song" and "Rong" are common to the ancient characters.

According to Ruan Yuan's interpretation of the Sutra Collection, "Rong" means to dance, and "the description of beauty and virtue" is to praise the dance movements of "Shengde". For example, "Zhou Song Weiqing" is a music song "Small Preface" that worships King Wen, and says: "Play the elephant dance."

Zheng Xuan's "Mao's Poetry Biography" said: "Elephant dance, like the dance of stabbing when the army is used." It is to show the plot and action of King Wen of Zhou when he used his troops to conquer and assassinate, and show it in the form of dance, which can prove that there are not only songs but also dances when sacrificing to the temple.

Modern scholars also think that the "Song" is the music of the temple sacrifice, and some of it is dance music.

If you're a student, you ask your language teacher, and any external answer is likely to be harmonized by the existing education system, and what the teacher says, what knowledge is, and if you don't study, you can only tell you that it's sacrificial music.

It is called the six meanings together with wind, elegance, endowment, comparison and prosperity. It refers to one of the three types of poems in the Book of Songs, that is, the dance music and lyrics collected in the "Song of Zhou", "Song of Lu" and "Song of Shang".

The dance music used in the sacrifice of the Zhou Dynasty in China, and the lyrics of the accompanying music are divided into three categories: "Zhou Song", "Lu Song" and "Shang Song".

The system of ancient poetry is called "Feng Ya Song", in which "Song" refers to: the music of the temple.

Poetry evolved from Yuefu and folk songs. Ode refers to the meaning of a song, a tune.

Ancient poetry style: It is a folk song.

Ya: That is, the work of a scholar.

Song is a dance song of the temple sacrifice, and the content is mostly to praise the deeds of the ancestors.

Song is a dance song of the temple sacrifice, and the content is mostly to praise the deeds of the ancestors. Ode

The wind is the ballad of the Zhou Dynasty and the Book of Songs.

Information is attached below.

The Book of Poetry is the earliest collection of poetry in China, which collects and preserves 305 ancient poems, and 6 "sheng poems" that only have the name of the poem and no poem. Anonymous original, legend has it that it was collected by Yin Jifu and compiled by Confucius. The Book of Songs was originally only called "Poems" or "Three Hundred Poems", but by the time of the Western Han Dynasty, it was respected as a Confucian classic and was called the "Book of Songs".

The Book of Songs is divided into three categories: "Wind", "Ya", and "Song". "Wind" is a ballad from all over the Zhou Dynasty, and it is the most ideological and artistic value of the three hundred articles. "Ya" is the so-called Zhengsheng Yale of the Zhou people, and it is divided into "Xiao Ya" and "Da Ya".

"Song" is a musical song of the imperial court and the noble temple, and is divided into "Song of Zhou", "Song of Lu" and "Song of Shang". The Book of Songs is rich in content, reflecting labor and love, war and conscription, oppression and resistance, customs and marriage, ancestor worship and banquets, and even celestial phenomena, landforms, animals, plants and other aspects, which is a mirror of the social life of the Zhou Dynasty. The pre-Qin called the Book of Songs "Poems", or took its whole number and called it "Three Hundred Poems" and "Three Hundred Articles".

In the Western Han Dynasty, it was revered as a Confucian classic, so it was called the "Book of Songs" and is still used today. The Book of Songs was written in the Spring and Autumn Period, and the Han Dynasty taught the Book of Songs to Qi (Shen Pei), Lu (Mao Heng), Han (Baby), and Mao (Chang). After the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Qi, Lu and Han families were lost one after another, and only "Mao's Poems" remained.

Mao's poems prevailed after the Eastern Han Dynasty and have been passed down to this day.