Rhyme rules of quatrains

The rhyme rule of quatrains is even rhyme.

A quatrain is a traditional form of poetry in China, which consists of four complete sentences, each containing five to seven words. The rhyme of quatrains requires every sentence to rhyme, usually in a flat rhyme way, that is, if the first sentence and the second sentence are flat, the third sentence must be flat; If the first sentence and the second sentence are flat, the third sentence must be flat; The fourth sentence rhymes with the third sentence. When writing quatrains, we should not only obey the prosodic rules, but also pay attention to conciseness and express the poet's true feelings.

Jueju is a bright pearl in the treasure house of Chinese culture, with a long history and profound cultural background. From Wang Zhihuan's Lusu in Tang Dynasty to Su Shi's Hunting in Jiangchengzi Mizhou in Song Dynasty to Guo Moruo's Seven-tone Book of Shan Hai Jing in modern times, quatrains have always been one of the important forms of poet's creation. It is concise, lively and full of rhythmic beauty, which deeply affects and infects the cultural feelings of the people of China.

Quatrains are an important part of China traditional culture, bearing the profound connotation and emotional experience of Chinese civilization. By studying and appreciating quatrains, we can better appreciate the beauty of China's poems and better understand life and the world.

Matters needing attention in writing quatrains

1. When writing quatrains, we should not only pay attention to the prosodic rules, but also pay attention to the artistic conception and emotional expression of poetry. The most important thing in the creation of quatrains is to be concise and express the most artistic conception and emotion with the least language. For example, in Wang Zhihuan's "The Story of the Heron Tower" in the Tang Dynasty, the heroic language of hunger for pork and thirst for the blood of Huns showed the heroic spirit of pursuing career success despite difficulties.

2. The emotional expression of quatrains is also very important, which can reflect the poet's thoughts and feelings about life, nature, love and friendship. For example, in "Farewell to Ancient Grass" written by Bai Juyi in the Tang Dynasty, he expressed his deep sigh that life is short and things are impermanent with the sad words of rambling grass across the plain and coming and going with the four seasons.