Chuyun coquettish Tang poetry and Song poetry

Chu rhyme refers to Chu songs, and you ~ ~ Chu ci is formed on the basis of Chu songs ~

The professional explanation is as follows:

Chu Yun: Chu songs, that is, the folk songs of the State of Chu, were also called "Nanyin" and "Nanfeng" in the early Spring and Autumn Period, with strong regional characteristics, and the representative work is Ren Yue Song.

Later, the song of the gale sung by Liu Bang, the song of Gaixia written by Xiang Yu, and "Embattled" are all Chu songs ~

Because Chu was in the south, with beautiful environment and beautiful mountains and rivers, the way of speaking was mainly different from that in the north, so their rhymes were very different and beautiful at that time, which had a great influence. Everyone calls it "Chu Yun"

Coquettish: refers to China's two masterpieces in ancient times.

Wind-the book of songs. There are ode to elegance in The Book of Songs, among which Feng has the highest achievement, which is enough to represent the literary achievement of The Book of Songs, so it is used instead of The Book of Songs.

Sao-Chu Ci. Chu Ci is a personal work developed on the basis of Chu Ci, representing writers Qu Yuan and Song Yu. Among them, Qu Yuan's Li Sao has the highest literary achievement, so the word "Sao" is used instead of Chu Ci.

In the first volume of China Literature History, a college liberal arts textbook edited by Mr. You Guoen, published by People's Literature Publishing House, it is clearly written that "Chu Ci ... has a far-reaching influence in the history of literature, and it is as coquettish as The Book of Songs."