Chinese Ci poetry speaks of the whispers among the flowers (by Great Cai Zhizhong)

Author: Cai Zhizhong (Illustrated by)
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Features: The content of this book: A word, in terms of its content, is a lyrical poem, a type of poetry. In terms of its form, it is much more complex than poetry. Because the word originally referred to lyric lyrics (lyrics), it was written according to the word mode (also known as the word tune). Each word mode has a specific form and rhythm. Generally speaking, the word mode is not the title of the word. In the early days, some word modes were also used as titles. For example, "Fisherman's Song" describes the life of fishermen, and "Remembering Jiangnan" expresses nostalgia for Jiangnan. However, most word writers do not use the word mode as a title, merely treating it as a title, merely viewing it as a word score. In the Song Dynasty, some word writers often added a title below the word mode to indicate the meaning of the word, or even wrote a short preface.