"Fifteen Lectures on Common Sense of Poetry, Ci, Music and Fu" provides a comprehensive and systematic introduction to the common sense of "Poem, Ci, Music and Fu". Organized into a book in the form of a special topic, it first talks about the "three elements" of rhyme and rhythm, and then discusses the style, rhythm and basic knowledge of writing of poetry, lyrics, music and poetry, providing an entry-level introduction to the appreciation and creation of classical poetry.
For beginners who love classical poetry, "Fifteen Lectures on Common Sense of Poetry, Ci, Music and Fu" are all targeted solutions to problems such as difficulty in in-depth understanding and "doorway" due to insufficient understanding of the rhythm, form, expression methods, etc.; For readers who are keen on creating classical poetry, "Fifteen Lectures on Common Knowledge of Poetry, Composition and Fu" is an even better guide. Each topic in the book not only has a large number of examples, but also interesting exercises and reference materials. The content is very rich and practical.
Reader comments
This book is really good! It is rich in content, covering all kinds of common sense about poetry, music, and poetry, and is easy to understand for a mother like me who has just given birth. The interesting exercises and reference materials in the book are very practical and make the learning process more fun for me. In particular, it mentioned that "without rules, there is no way to form a circle", which made me understand the importance of the metrical system of poetry, music and fu to creation. I think this book is not only suitable for beginners, but also for people who want to have a deeper understanding of classical poetry. Highly recommended!
This reference book is good and can be read by those who like poetry, music and poetry.
This book is really good! It is rich in content, covering all kinds of common sense about poetry, music, and poetry, and is easy to understand for a mother like me who has just given birth. The interesting exercises and reference materials in the book are very practical and make the learning process more fun for me. In particular, it mentioned that "without rules, there is no way to form a circle", which made me understand the importance of the metrical system of poetry, music and fu to creation. I think this book is not only suitable for beginners, but also for people who want to have a deeper understanding of classical poetry. Highly recommended!
This reference book is good and can be read by those who like poetry, music and poetry.
A very good book worth reading.