Commenting on the words of a song should be based on rhetorical means of expression, and the number of words should be neither too much nor too little, about 50~ 100.

Just write blue and white porcelain. It's from Jay Chou. At the CCTV Spring Festival Evening in 2008, blue and white porcelain, a song with strong China classical charm, was well known for its gentle lyrics and beautiful melody.

The song perfectly combines China traditional culture with modern pop music, and depicts a touching love story with blue and white porcelain as the image. The greatest success of this song lies in the lyrics, melody, orchestration and

The perfect combination of singing and China classical elements.

Lyrics are the main body of songs to describe the plot and express emotions. Vincent fang used China's classical rhetoric and rich rhetoric to make it look like an ink painting.

The diversity of rhetorical devices is a major feature of this lyric poem. The use of rhetorical devices, such as metaphor, transformation, analogy, exaggeration and imitation, not only enriches the artistic expression of lyrics, but also enhances their cultural taste and artistic connotation, making static lyrics dynamic and artistic images vivid on paper. For example, the word "provoke" in the sentence "the banana outside the curtain causes showers and the knocker causes verdigris, but I pass by Jiangnan town to provoke you" is used figuratively. The word "provoke" means to provoke actively, so that the two passive images of "banana" and "knocker" seem to come to life, and then compare the next sentence "and I pass by the South City that will make you angry" to make the whole picture come to life. Another feature of this lyric is the alternation of Chinese and white. Now there are many songs with ancient poems as lyrics and modern melodies, in order to achieve the effect of combining ancient and modern, but the results are often counterproductive. Moreover, this lyric is written in both Chinese and white, which is a combination of ancient and modern, so that there is no hard and obscure feeling when matching the melody.