What is the difference between a lampshade riddle and a folk riddle

Lantern riddles belong to literary riddles, while folk riddles, except for a few word riddles, are all based on the characteristics of things to imply, so they belong to the things riddles. It mainly focuses on the form, performance and action of things, and uses anthropomorphism, hyperbole and simile to depict the answer to the riddle, so as to achieve the purpose of allusion. The scope of its riddles is relatively narrow, except for a small number of word riddles, most of them are about things, such as animals, plants, objects, human organs, natural phenomena, human behaviors and so on. Its riddles are often ballads in the form of mountain songs, with more in the form of four lines, rhymes and rhythms, which can be read in a catchy way and with vivid images, making it easy to be recited orally. Since folk riddles are easy to understand, most of them are suitable for children and teenagers to guess and shoot. Therefore, folk riddles are sometimes called children's riddles. Since ancient times, riddles have been called different riddles, so the name of the bridge generation has also changed. In the Spring and Autumn Period, riddles were called "Words of Concealment", "Hidden Words", "Concealed Words"; in the Han Period, they were called "Shot Over", "Clutch", "Word", "Word", and "Riddle". In the Han Dynasty, it was called "Shot and Repeated", "Clutch" and "Character Puzzle"; in the Tang Dynasty, it was called "Anti-talk" and "Hiatus"; in the Five Dynasties, it was called "Shot and Repeated"; and in the Song Dynasty, it was called "Shot and Repeated". "; in the Song Dynasty, it was called "ground riddles", "poetry riddles", "hostile riddles", "social riddles", "hidden riddles", "hidden riddles", "riddles", "riddles", "riddles", "riddles" and "riddles". ", "hide the head", "city language"; in the Yuan Dynasty called "one-legged tiger", riddle rhyme;" in the Ming Dynasty called "anti-cut", "business riddles", "guessing lamp", "play wall", "play wall lamp", "lamp riddle", "spring lantern riddle"; in the Qing Dynasty called "riddle", "riddle riddle", "riddle riddle", "riddle riddle", "riddle riddle", "riddle riddle", "riddle riddle", "riddle riddle riddle". "cut mouth", "shrink foot rhyme", "Wenhu", "lamp tiger", "spring riddle", "riddle", "riddle", "riddle", "riddle", "riddle", "riddle". Spring riddle", "lamp riddle" and so on.