The white tune of the white tune national characteristics

The lyrics of the Bai tune have already formed a unique poetic meter in terms of literature, commonly known as the three-seven-one-five style, i.e., each stanza of the lyrics consists of three seven-word sentences and one five-word sentence (all Bai rhymes basically follow this meter). Ming Dynasty Bai poet Yang embroidery created the "word record mountain flower - Wing Cang'er realm" of the Bai lyrical long poem written in this meter, and therefore also known as the mountain flower body. Most of the Bai folk songs are short songs with seven or eight lines, divided into the upper and lower queues. The upper que generally starts with a three-word rhyme, followed by two seven-word lines and one five-word line; the lower que has three seven-word lines and one five-word line, and the upper and lower que forms a complete poem. //Paeony blushes at the sight of you/Peony gives up a lot of points at the sight of you/As long as I see my sister/It will relieve my illness. There are also some lines that do not use rhymes in the first line but directly use lyrics to limit the rhymes, such as: Tulip on Shibaoshan Mountain/ Where do you live, little sister/ Silkworm eyebrows and phoenix eyes/ Blue flowers and green clothes. //I would like to change the mirror in front of your window/would like to change the water tank behind your stove/would like to change the fifteenth moon/shine at my window night after night. The Bai folk songs pay attention to the rhyme and the harmony of the tone of the meter, in the song, if one side runs out of rhyme, it will be considered the loser. The lyrics of the Bai folk songs are basically the same, and the tunes vary from region to region, mainly divided into Dali, Jianchuan, Xishan, Dongshan, and Shanhouqu, etc. Some are high-pitched and rough, some are not, and some are not. Some are high-pitched and rugged, while others are gentle and touching. The content is also very diverse, but there are mountain songs, love songs, custom songs, songs, children's songs, etc., there are also a lot of humorous and witty anti-intentional songs, saying the opposite, showing the optimism and confidence of the Bai people, cheerful and lively national character.