Ancient Poetry with 68 Characters

Tian Xian Zi: the name of a Tang opera. It comes from the western region, or the original name is Wanshi Nian, which is later used as a word brand. There are two styles: monotone and diatonic: monotone with thirty-four words, five oblique rhymes, four oblique rhymes, two oblique and three flat rhymes, and five flat rhymes; diatonic with sixty-eight words and oblique rhymes.

Example: Tian Xian Zi

(Northern Song Dynasty) Zhang Xian

The Song of Water Songs, with wine in its hand, woke up drunk and worried. When will spring return? I'm not sure how much I'm going to be able to do this, but I'm sure I'll be able to do it," he said. The curtains are heavy and the lamps are tightly covered, the wind is uncertain, the people are quiet, tomorrow the red should be all over the path. (68 words)

An Gongzi: a new music piece at the end of the Sui Dynasty, which was used in the Tang Dynasty as a workshop piece, and later used as a lyric tablet. Double tone, there are eighty words, 106 words and other styles, oblique rhyme.