The distant sky holds the emerald flowers, leading the rhythm to contrast
The Pingze meter of Yaotian Fengcuihua Yin is more typical of Hou Zhi's works in Song Dynasty. The meter is as follows: Pingze analysis: Ze Ping Ze Ping (rhyme) Ze Ping Ping (rhyme). Ping Ping Ze Ze, Ping Ping Ze Ping (rhyme). Ze Ping Ze, Ze Ping Ze, Ze Ping Ze (rhyme). Ze Ze Ping Ping, Ping Ze Ping Ping (rhyme). Ping Ze Ze, Ze Ze Ping, Ping Ze Ze Ping (rhyme). Ze Ping Ze Ping, Ping Ze Ping Ze Ping Ping (rhyme). Ze Ze Ping Ze, Ze Ping Ping, Ze Ping Ping (rhyme). Ping Ze Ping Ping (rhyme). Ze Ping Ping (rhyme).
The distant sky offers the green flowers to guide the rhythm
"Yaotian Fengcuihua Yin" contains a total of one style of imperial Ci, which was created by Hou Zhi. Its flat and oblique rhythm is: flat and flat. Ze Ping Ping, Ze Ping Ping (rhyme) Ping Ping Ze Ze, Ping Ping Ze Ping (rhyme). The sound is flat and flat, flat and flat. Ze Ze Ping Ping, Ping Ze Ping Ping. Ping Ze, Ze Ze Ping, Ping Ze Ze Ping (rhyme). Ze Ping Ze Ping, Ping Ze Ping Ze Ping Ping (rhyme). Ze Ze Ping Ze, Ze Ping Ping, Ze Ping Ping (rhyme). Level tones, flat rhyme. Ze Ping Ping, Ze Ping Ping (rhyme)
The fate of the sky, the distant sky
The episode "ー ー ー ー-Far From Air-" from "Fate of Space" appeared in the anime and was used in CCTV programs. However, the reference materials did not mention more detailed information about this episode, such as the background of the composition, the musical characteristics, and so on. Fantasy Realm is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
If the emerald flowers are not too fragile
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If the emerald flowers are not too fragile
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The requirements of the rhythm of the Parcolin Sky
The flat rhythm of "Parcolin Sky" was fixed as Yan Jidao's "Parcolin Sky·Colorful Sleeves Holding Jade Bell Solicitously". This tune had fifty-five words, four sentences in the first paragraph with three flat rhymes, and five sentences in the second paragraph with three flat rhymes. The rhythm of flat tones was: O flat O flat (rhyme), O flat O flat (rhyme). O flat O flat, O flat O flat. Level and Oblique, Oblique and Oblique (rhyme) O Ping O Ze Ping Ping (rhyme). O Ping O Ze Ping Ze, O Ze Ping Ze O Ze Ping (rhyme), the "O" referred to the word "can be flat or flat." Strictly speaking, the third and fourth sentences of the first paragraph (upper part) required antithesis, while the fifth and sixth sentences of the second paragraph (lower part) required antithesis (which could also be understood as a broader form of antithesis). There was also a way to express the first three and four sentences, and the second two three-character sentences, all of which needed to be matched. In fact, the Ci of "Francolin Heaven" was actually formed by the combination of two seven-character poems after transformation, but there were some differences with the seven-character poems in terms of rhyme and rhythm. For example, the first sentence of the second film was transformed, changing the original seven-character sentence into two three-character sentences and stipulated the rhyme and rhythm. The first sentence and the last sentence of the first film and the third word of the last sentence of the second film could not be changed. The other parts of the rhyme and rhythm were similar to the seven-character poems. There was only one kind of zep-like sentence, which meant that the second word of the first sentence of the first film could only be a sound word. The novel "Listening to the Rain in Green Bamboo and Watching the Egrets" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The Standard Rhythm of Francolin Sky
Francolin Tian's flat and flat rhythm was: O Ze Ping O Ze Ping (rhyme), O Ping O Ze Ping (rhyme). O flat O flat, O flat O flat. Level and Oblique, Oblique and Oblique (rhyme) O Ping O Ze Ping Ping (rhyme). O flat O flat, O flat O flat. The "O" meant that it could be flat or narrow. This tune has 55 words in double tones, four sentences in the first paragraph with three flat rhymes, five sentences in the second paragraph with three flat rhymes, and the third and fourth sentences of the first and second sentences generally require antithesis. The novel "Listening to the Rain in Green Bamboo and Watching the Egrets" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The person who holds the sky
The person who saved Tian Qing was Yu Qian. He was a meritorious minister of the Darming Dynasty, and also an eternal hero of the Chinese nation. Yu Qian saved the world in the defense of Beijing and continued the Ming Dynasty for nearly 200 years. His contributions were so great that no one could compare to him.
A cluster of flowers, poetry, and rhythm detection
A cluster of flowers Ci rhyme for the double tone, a total of seventy-eight words, up and down each seven sentences, each with four levels of rhyme (the whole word eight rhymes). The format of the first and second pieces is the same, and the meter is: flat, flat Ping Ze Ping Ze, Ze Ping Ze (beans), Ping Ze Ping Ze (rhyme). Ping Ze Ze Ping, Ping Ze Ze, Ping Ze Ping (rhyme). It is best to use the fifth and sixth sentences as antithesis or even antithesis, which should be grasped flexibly. The first word must be narrow, and the second word should not be limited, but three narrow words should be avoided as much as possible. It should be noted that Zhang Xian's and Su Shi's Ci styles were exactly the same when they were tested. When testing the rhyme of the Ci poems, the Ci poems of a bunch of flowers could be tested according to this rhyme.
A cluster of flowers makes the rhythm of Ci
A cluster of flowers order, also known as a cluster of flowers, to Su Shi's "A cluster of flowers·Early Spring disease" as the main body, double-tone seventy-eight words, before and after each seven sentences, Siping rhyme, no variation. Its rhythm is: Double-tone 78-word eight-level rhyme, the rhythm of the Ci card and the requirements of the lyrics are flat and flat, and flat and flat.(The first five-character sentence has two levels in the rhyme, and two levels in the rhyme); middle level, middle level (The second [Yi Qun] four-character double-level rhyme);'Zhongze Zhongping, Zhongping Zhongze'(the third [Yi Qun] five-character double-level rhyme); Zhongping Zhongze Pingping, Zhongze Pingping (the fourth [Yi Qun] five-character double-level rhyme); Zhongping Zhongze Pingping, Zhongze Pingping (the fifth [Yi Qun] four-character double-level rhyme);'Zhongze Zhongping, Zhongze Zhongze Pingping (the sixth [Yi Qun] five-character double-level rhyme). The fourth sentence of the upper and lower parts is the upper three and lower four sentence structure. Its main rhythm was unified with the "Ze Ping Ping" of the fourth word of the word, and this word card was actually a variation of the word "Feng Ru Song", which was the end of the word "Yi Qun".
The fragrance of emerald flowers fluttering in the water
This was a poem from Tang Yanqian's Jade. The original poem was " The sedge river overflows the late tide, and the fragrance of the jade flowers flies over the water. Spring in the Jade Tower warms the night with songs and songs, and the flowers dance on the mother-of-pearl."