Rime Echoes and Detailed Explanation of Poetic Patterns

Author: Yuan Qingshu
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Publishing Date: 2005-09-01
Features: The book consists of five chapters. , the second chapter is "Detailed Explanation of Shengli Qimeng" Shengli Qimeng is an ancient Chinese textbook for children, known for its use of common characters, words, and allusions, arranged in rhyming patterns with harmonious tones and balanced parallelism, conveying healthy meanings. The verses are rhythmic and easy to recite, enabling readers to develop a subtle understanding of the three important features of classical Chinese poetry and prose—rhyme, tone, and parallelism—through recitation. It is precisely because of this that Shengli Qimeng has remained popular as an introductory text for learning to write poetry and prose for generations. In this revision, apart from converting the original text to simplified characters and adding punctuation, some errors in the original printing have been corrected, and annotations have been provided for difficult characters, their pronunciations, meanings, and allusions. Chapters three, four, and five are titled "Detailed Explanation of Poetry and Prose Rules." Chapter three explains the basics of tonal patterns and general rhyme schemes, while chapters four and five. . Additionally, there are three appendices at the end of the book: "A Concise Table of Common Characters in Shi Yun," "A Concise Table of Common Characters in Ci Yun," and "A Concise Table of Common Middle Ancient Characters with Tonal Patterns," to facilitate readers' reference and selection.
In this prosperous era of peace and prosperity, the Party and the state are wisely promoting the inheritance of China's excellent traditional culture. Therefore, the author has compiled this book from over two decades of teaching classical Chinese poetry at universities, believing it will be well-received by. The book consists of five chapters. , the second chapter is "Detailed Explanation of Shengli Qimeng" Shengli Qimeng is an ancient Chinese textbook for children, known for its use of common characters, words, and allusions, arranged in rhyming patterns with harmonious tones and balanced parallelism, conveying healthy meanings. The verses are rhythmic and easy to recite, enabling readers to develop a subtle understanding of the three important features of classical Chinese poetry and prose—rhyme, tone, and parallelism—through recitation. It is precisely because of this that Shengli Qimeng has remained popular as an introductory text for learning to write poetry and prose for generations. In this revision, apart from converting the original text to simplified characters and adding punctuation, some errors in the original printing have been corrected, and annotations have been provided for difficult characters, their pronunciations, meanings, and allusions. Chapters three, four, and five are titled "Detailed Explanation of Poetry and Prose Rules." Chapter three explains the basics of tonal patterns and general rhyme schemes, while chapters four and five . . Additionally, there are three appendices at the end of the book: "A Concise Table of Common Characters in Shi Yun," "A Concise Table of Common Characters in Ci Yun," and "A Concise Table of Common Middle Ancient Characters with Tonal Patterns," to facilitate readers' reference and selection.
In this prosperous era of peace and prosperity, the Party and the state are wisely promoting the inheritance of China's excellent traditional culture. Therefore, the author has compiled this book from over two decades of teaching classical Chinese poetry at universities, believing it will be well-received by.