Author: Qi Gong
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book is a popular reading material by Qi Gong, focusing on the tones of classical Chinese poetry, lyrics, and prose, especially the rules of regulated tones. The explanations are incisive, examples vivid and abundant, and the summaries comprehensive and systematic, making it an excellent read for literary enthusiasts to understand the tones of classical Chinese literature. The article explores the rules of tones, particularly regulated tones, in various literary forms such as classical poetry, lyrics, quatrains, parallel prose, rhyming texts, and prose. The method adopted is to lay out these literary forms, analyze the established views of predecessors, and derive some current patterns from specific phenomena. However, if one asks how these patterns were formed or why classical Chinese literature follows such rules, further exploration with the help of many aspects is still needed. For now, only the "necessity" of these patterns can be presented, not their "reasons." These preliminary results can only be considered as steps and materials for further research.
Draft on the Prosody of Poetic Works
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