Poetic meter

Author: Guo Qinna
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Concise and easy-to-understand content, highlighting key and difficult points. For example, the rules of tonal patterns, identification of tones, mastery of poetic tones, differences in ancient and modern pronunciations, and variations in tonal patterns are all tailored to the main problems and difficulties faced by modern readers, with the aim of helping beginners grasp them quickly. Selected examples and reinforced exercises. After each rule of poetic meter in this book, there are numerous exercises. These exercises are carefully designed based on my analysis of tens of thousands of poems. The book lists over 500 poems, providing both practice material and artistic enjoyment and inspiration for readers. Practical evidence shows that this arrangement is highly necessary and effective. Added necessary appendices, such as Wang Jian's "Collected Phrases in Four Tones," a table of commonly used characters in poetic tones, characters that fall into modern yinping and yangping tones, examples of poetic tones, and reference answers to exercises. These appendices serve as both supplements to the main content and essential reference tools. For instance, the "Table of Commonly Used Characters in Poetic Tones" is rearranged based on personal experience, achieving the dual effects of convenient character lookup and easy comparison between ancient and modern pronunciations.