There were many kinds of rules for Wan Nian Huan Ci Ci. The person who pressed the flat rhyme took Wang Anli's Ci "Wannian Huan·Ya Chuqunfang" as the formal style, with 98 words in double tone, five flat rhymes in the first nine sentences and four flat rhymes in the last nine sentences. Its rhythm contrast (take Wang Anli's Ci as an example): Ze Ze Ping, Ping Ze in Ping Zhong, Ze Ze Ping. Even in the flat, flat in the flat. The middle is flat, the middle is flat, the middle is flat. Ping Ze, Zhongze Ping Ze, Ze Ping Ze Ping Ze. The middle is flat, the middle is flat. The flat middle is flat, the flat middle is flat, the flat middle is flat. It is flat and narrow, narrow and narrow, and narrow and narrow. Ping, Ze Zhong Ze Zhong, Ping Ping Ze Ping. Chao Bu's Ci "Wannianhuan·Ji Yun Ci Ying Shu" is used as the main body, with 100 words in double tone, nine sentences in the first paragraph and five sentences in the second paragraph. There are also 100 double-tone words, nine sentences in front and back, five flat rhymes, 100 double-tone words, nine sentences in front of Siping rhyme, one leaf rhyme, nine sentences in the back, two flat rhymes, three leaf rhymes and other nine variants. There was also a kind of meter that consisted of 100 words in double slices. The whole word had the same rhyme and flat rhyme. The rhyme part could be flat or flat. The first word of the next slice was the collar, and the first sentence of the next slice could be made into the sentence pattern of "three, three".
Xiaosheng Music has 95 words in double tone. The first ten sentences have three flat rhymes and one leaf rhymes, and the last ten sentences have four flat rhymes. The rhythm was: flat and flat, flat and flat, flat and flat (rhyme). Ping Ping Ze Ze, Ze Ze Ping Ze (rhyme). The last two words can also be flat and flat. The flat beans are flat and flat. [The word is used to describe the meaning of the word, and it is used to describe the meaning of the word.] [What?] Ping Ze Ping Ze Ze (also can be Ze Ping Ze Ze), go (collar) Ping Ze, Ze Ping Ze (rhyme). Ping Ping Ze Ze, Ze Ze Ping Ze (rhyme). The last two words can also be Ze Ze, Ze Ping Dou Ze Ping (rhyme). Ze (rhyme), Ping Ze Ping (also Ze Ze Ping), Ze Ze Ping (rhyme). Among them, the word "Ling" means that one word leads four words, and "Dou" means that the syllable pauses, that is, the three-four structure; according to the original score, it should be "Shangshang", but for the convenience of today's creation, it can also be used "Ze Ze".
Shengzhou order is the name of Ci, its meter is: Four sections of 215 words, the first section of eleven sentences with seven rhymes, the second section of eleven sentences with six rhymes, the third section of ten sentences with five rhymes, and the fourth section of nine sentences with four rhymes. This word Tongya sound: Shangsheng three talk, twenty-two raise, Qusheng three crimson, twenty-three Yang general.
There were two kinds of rhythms for Taichang Ci Ci: - Forty-nine-word meter: double-tone, four sentences in the first piece have four-level rhyme, five sentences in the second piece have three-level rhyme, and the sentences in the upper and lower pieces are all three-lower four-sentence structures. It was more specific as [Ping],[Ze],[Ze]. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][9] - Fifty-word meter: double-tone, four sentences in the first piece have four-level rhyme, five sentences in the second piece have three-level rhyme, and the sentences in the upper and lower pieces are all three-lower four-sentence structures. The second sentence of the first paragraph of Form A was changed to (flat)(flat) Ze-Ze Ping Ping. However, there was no online testing tool specifically for Taichang Ci Ci's rhyme and rhythm. If he wanted to test it, he could use the general poetry meter detection tool according to the above meter. He could input the corresponding word's level and tone according to the requirements to test it. For example, determine the level and tone of each word (level tone includes Yin Ping and Yang Ping, and sound tone includes Shang tone, Qu tone, and Ru tone), and then manually check it against the above-mentioned rhythm.
The rhyme of Qin Yuan Chun Ci Pai is as follows: The middle is flat, the middle is flat, and the middle is flat. The middle tone is flat, the middle tone is flat, the middle tone is flat, and the middle tone is flat. Ping Ze, Ze Zhong Ping Ze, Zhong Ze Ping Ze (rhyme). Ping Ping Zhong Ze Ping Ping (rhyme), Ze Zhong Ze Ping Ping (rhyme). The middle is flat, the middle is flat. The middle tone is flat, the middle tone is flat, the middle tone is flat, and the middle tone is flat. Ping Ze, Ze Zhong Ping Ze, Zhong Ze Ping Ze (rhyme). In addition, there are 114 words in the orthodox double-tone, 13 sentences in the first paragraph with four-level rhyme, and 12 sentences in the second paragraph with five-level rhyme. The fourth sentence of the first film and the third sentence of the second film are led by one word and four sentences of four characters. At the end of the first film and the second film, the word of falling tone should be used.
Chu Tianyao was another name for Bu Suanzi. Its word form was as follows: Qi Ze Ping Ping (sentence), Qi Ze Ping Ping Ze (rhyme), Qi Ze Ping Ping Ze Ping (sentence), Qi Ze Ping Ze (rhyme), Qi Ze Ping Ping Ze (sentence), Qi Ze Ping Ze (rhyme), Qi Ze Ping Ze Ping Ze (sentence), Qi Ze Ping Ze (rhyme).
Qiu Yueye's rhyme was as follows: Ping Ping Ze (rhyme), Ze Ping Ze, Ping Ze Ze, Zhong Ping Ze (rhyme). Ze Ze Ping Ze, Ze Ping Ze (rhyme) Middle flat middle, flat middle oblique, middle flat middle oblique (rhyme). Middle middle, middle zonal flat zonal (rhyme). Ping Ping Ze (rhyme), Ze Ping Ze, Ping Ze, Zhong Ping Ze (rhyme). Ze Ze Ping Ze, Ze Ping Ze (rhyme) Middle flat middle, flat middle oblique, middle flat middle oblique (rhyme). Middle middle, middle zonal flat zonal (rhyme).
Gao Yangtai was the name of the Ci tablet, also known as "Qingchun Ze","Qingchun Ze Man","Qinggong Chun". Take Liu Zhen's "Qingchun Ze·Bingzi Yuan Xi" as the formal style, double-tone 100 words, before and after each ten sentences, Siping rhyme. The rules were as follows: The middle is flat, the middle is flat, the middle is flat. The middle is flat, the middle is flat. Ze flat, medium Ze flat, medium Ze flat. The middle is flat and the middle is narrow. The middle is flat and the middle is narrow. The middle is narrow and the middle is narrow. The middle is flat, the middle is flat. In the middle, in the middle. Ze flat, medium Ze flat, medium Ze flat. There are also 100 double-tone words, the first ten sentences of Siping rhyme, the latter ten sentences of five flat rhyme; There are 100 double-tone words, with ten sentences and five flat rhyme variants in the front and back.
There are many kinds of rhythms for the Ci of night lily. The original form is 97 words in double tone, with five flat rhymes in the first ten sentences and six flat rhymes in the last ten sentences. There were also many variations: - Variant 1: Double-tone 100 words, the first 11 sentences have five flat rhymes, and the last 11 sentences have six flat rhymes. - Variant 2: Double-tone 100 words, the first 11 sentences have five flat rhymes, and the last 11 sentences have seven flat rhymes. - Variant 3:100 words in double tone, ten sentences in front and back, five flat rhymes. - Variant 4: Two-tone ninety-nine words, the first eleven sentences have five flat rhymes, and the last eleven sentences have six flat rhymes.
Night Flower, the name of the poem, also known as Linglong Four Offenders. Zhou Bangyan's "Linglong Four Offences·Li Yao Tao" is the correct style, with ninety-nine words in double tones, nine sentences in front and back, and five rhymes. There are also 100 double-tone 101 words, the first nine sentences have four zonal rhymes, the second nine sentences have five zonal rhymes, the first nine sentences have four zonal rhymes, the second eight sentences have four zonal rhymes and other variants.
The formal form of the Ci tablet "Heavenly Fragrance" was based on He Zhu's "Dongshan Yuefu." There were 96 words in two pieces. The first piece had four zonal rhymes and the second piece had six zonal rhymes. "Ci Pu" takes Wu Wenying's Ci as the formal form: Double tone, ninety-six words, the first piece fifty-one words, ten sentences four rhyme; The second piece forty-five words, eight sentences six rhyme (there is also a fifth sentence that does not rhyme). The seven-character sentences in the eighth sentence of the first film and the second sentence of the second film were the upper three-lower four-character sentences, and the eight-character sentences in the sixth sentence of the second film were the upper three-lower five-character sentences.