Does poetry belong to the national science

Poetry is the Yinghua of national studies.

The national science is China's inherent traditional scholarship and its study of learning (national science in the narrow sense, specifically refers to Confucianism; broadly speaking, refers to all of the five thousand years of tradition of the Chinese academic, including the scriptures, history, son, collection and its extension of the academic, but also includes calligraphy, painting, classical music and other arts, as well as traditional Chinese medicine, martial arts, qigong and other health and fitness techniques. (Regardless of its scope, its core content is the Confucian system of thought, with the canonical texts of the sutras, histories, scholars, and collections as the carrier). Classical poetry is an integral part of national education, belonging to the same collection as ancient literature and rhetoric, but the Book of Poetry is one of the thirteen Confucian sutras, ranking first and foremost, and is the textbook in which Confucius practiced the "six arts"; in the Tang Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty, pentameter poems were a compulsory part of the examination to obtain a bachelor's degree. The "Li Sao" in "Chu Rhetoric" was also honored as "Jing" by later generations, and "Poetry" and "Sao "*** have been the inexhaustible source of poetry for all generations. After more than 3,000 years of development, traditional poetry has evolved from ancient and modern poetry to lyrics and songs, forming a rich variety of styles and strict rhythms, rich in the beauty of music in sound and rhyme, the structural beauty of chapters and sentences, and the pictorial beauty of imagery, with a wide range of meanings and elegant styles. In traditional literature, poetry is the most refined form, especially showing the strength of the unity of sound, shape and meaning of Chinese characters, and manifesting itself in colorful styles and genres. From the pre-Qin period to modern times, there have been many famous poets, as brilliant as a river of stars. The poems of the three Tang dynasties and the words of the two Song dynasties have reached the peak of their creative achievements, and their ten million masterpieces have shone with a perpetual aura in the halls of world literature, and they are still the treasures of research and exploration for countless mathematicians, and the paradigms that poets and wordsmiths honor. Poetry of this kind of integration of the true feelings and morals of the good and the rhetoric of the beauty of the national literary style, indeed, should be inherited from generation to generation, carry forward the light.