What are the names of Ci in classical poetry?
In classical poetry, the name of a Ci tablet was used to define the form of a song, and it was usually composed of three Chinese characters. Below are some common Ci names: A person leaning on a railing: refers to a person leaning on a railing and looking into the distance. 2 Nanxiangzi: It refers to people who live by the water and miss their hometown. 3. Huanxi Sand: It refers to the women who wash clothes at the Huanxi Sand. 4. Punching Anvils: The sound of pounding clothes. 5. Happy Meeting: It refers to a happy meeting. Fisherman's pride: refers to people who fish on the river. 7. Difficulty in walking: It refers to difficulties encountered when walking. 8 Hate to meet too late: It refers to missing someone to meet too late. 9. Long Lovesickness: It refers to missing someone endlessly. Looking far from a height: It refers to standing on a high place and looking into the distance. These names were very common in classical poetry, and their forms and contents were very different.