What is the name of the Japanese poem-like literary form?

1. Name:

Haiku is a classical Japanese short poem, consisting of "five-seven-five", **** seventeen characters; three seventeen-syllable stanzas as a song, the first stanza is five-syllable, the second stanza is seven-syllable, and the last stanza is five-syllable. The requirements are strict and limited by the "quarterly language".

2. Origin:

Liange is a kind of poetry originated from Japan in the fifteenth century, which is derived from the jingjie of Chinese poems, and it is a poem composed by several writers **** together.

It has a haiku in which the first line is a seventeen-note stanza in the five-, seven-, or five-stanza style, called the starting stanza, the coercive stanza is a fourteen-stanza stanza in the seven- or seven-stanza style, and the first two stanza styles are repeated alternately from stanzas 3 and 4 onward, with the final stanza ending in the seven- or seven-stanza style, called the ending stanza.

Lian Ge is a poem of elegant and classical style. Liange inherited the aesthetic sense of Chinese style, and its writing method was to quote classical stories to create verses. Later, renga was gradually replaced by a type of humor called haiku.

Haiku, like renga, are poems consisting of a combination of seventeen- and fourteen-syllable lines. However, the haiku satirizes the renga by including vulgar and fashionable jokes. Haiku make more use of harmonic jokes, and they like to use life-like things that are not used in renga as their subject matter.

In haiku, some people began to publish sentences as independent works. This is the origin of haiku.

Classic haiku:

1. The male pheasant cries out, and he swallows the entire spring field. --Noran?

2. Butterfly? Wake up, wake up . I want to be friends with you . -Banana?

3. The pouring rain of May , covering everything . Except for the long Seta Bridge. --Basho?

4, The summer downpour is hitting ? Carp's head. --Zigui?

5. The wooden lotus flower, kept in a bottle and gotten from deep in the mountains , bloomed . --Autumn Sakurako