The Traditional Classification of The Book of Songs

The traditional classification of The Book of Songs mainly includes elegant prose. Details are as follows:

1, wind: refers to the national wind, *** 160, reflecting local conditions and customs. Most of the national poems come from the folk, which have a strong flavor of life and regional characteristics. They used concise language, vivid images and vivid emotions to show the social outlook at that time. For example, most of He's poems are about love, while Zhai, Yi and Wei's poems are about war and corvee.

2. Elegance: There are two kinds of elegance and elegance, namely, elegance ***3 1, which mainly reflects the social situation in the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty; Xiaoya recorded the social customs and people's feelings in the middle and late Western Zhou Dynasty in 74 articles. The poems of Daya and Xiaoya are mostly written by aristocrats, covering politics, morality, etiquette and so on.

3. Ode: It is the voice of ancestral temple, 40 articles. Ode poems are mainly used for sacrificial activities, and the content is mostly to praise ancestors and pray for god's blessing. Odes are solemn in form and gorgeous in language, with strong religious color. Ode poems can be divided into three categories: Zhou Song, Truffle and Shang Ode.

Other information about The Book of Songs

1. According to the content, nature, edifying subject and application situation of poetry, style, elegance and vulgarity, and fu are subdivided into six categories: national style, elegance, elegance, Zhou Song, truffle and praise. Among them, the national style is the most well-known part, including 160 poems, reflecting the local customs. Most of these poems come from the people, and they have a strong flavor of life and regional characteristics.

2. Xiaoya and Ya mainly reflect the politics, morality and etiquette of the Western Zhou Dynasty. Most of the poems in Daya praise the wisdom of the monarch SHEN WOO, such as King Wen and Daming. Xiao Yazhong's poems reflect more social contradictions and problems, such as picking Wei.

3. Zhou Song, truffle and Shangsong are the voices of ancestral halls, which are mainly used for sacrificial activities. These poems are solemn in form, gorgeous in language and strong in religious color. They represent the cultural characteristics of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the State of Lu and the Shang Dynasty respectively.