What is rhyme?

Rhyme is the vowel of the rhyming child in every poem, which is also the vowel in Chinese Pinyin, such as

Ya, an old book with withered vine,

Jia, a thin horse with ancient road and west wind

ma

xia

heartbroken people can see in Tianya ya

that there will be a vowel behind every Pinyin. This is the rhyme.

Phonology divides Chinese syllables into two parts, the first part is the sound, and the second part is the rhyme. The most complicated rhyme includes three parts: the rhyme head, the rhyme belly and the rhyme tail. See the rhyme bar.

In poetry and prose literature, rhyme only considers the rhyme belly, whether the rhyme tail is the same or not. Rudong, the male and female belong to the same rhyme. Liang B Liu Xie of the Southern Dynasties The rhyme of simultaneous correspondence. Preface of Tang B Wang Bo B Teng Wang Pavilion: All words are given, and all four rhymes are achieved.

The most complicated rhyme includes three parts: the beginning, the abdomen and the ending.

The part left after the initial consonant and tone are removed in Chinese pronunciation can be divided into three parts: the beginning, the abdomen and the ending. For example, huan, U is the intermediate sound, A is the rhyme belly, and N is the rhyme ending. Every vowel must have a rhyme belly, but the intermediate sound and rhyme ending are dispensable. If you climb (pan), there is no intermediate sound, and if you take off (tuo), there is no rhyme. See:

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Rhyme refers to the rhyming words at the end of a poem. For example, the rhyme of Silent Night Thinking is: light, frost and hometown.

rhyme feet only consider whether the rhyme belly and rhyme ending are the same.

The above is quoted, and I am a lover of poetry, so I can communicate with you.

Question 2: What is rhyme? The so-called rhyme is the rhyme of the last word of a poem. Because the rhyme is placed at the end, it is called rhyme. If you don't understand it, send a classic modern rhyme and you will understand it after reading it.

Always Remember You

Every time I meet you, I pretend to be happy

I'm afraid that time is too dull and worn out. When I wake up, I mistakenly think that you are close at hand and will never leave

Your beauty is fixed in the 24-year-old * * *

All kinds of handsome photography postures are fascinating

Thousands of cute expressions explain your angelic mischief

Like a child, You use Lolita to interpret the flowers

like an old woman, and your vicissitudes of life make you cry.

Maybe you are an elf, and it hurts your strangeness and mystery.

Can you write you a hundred love poems without permission?

You can't breathe until the 88th issue.

You are as beautiful as a cloud. Who can easily replace you

Never? Acacia Wan Li

From then on, the people I fell in love with are all like you

How can a woman who cries and has the same wind attract people's attention

Look, how thoroughly you won

I'll always remember you

Question 3: What is the rhyme foot? It is the vowel of the rhyming word in every poem, that is, the vowel in Chinese Pinyin. For example,

dead vine, old book, faint crow, ya

small bridge, flowing water, family jia

ancient road, west wind, thin horse, ma

sunset, xia

heartbroken people can see in Tianya ya

that there will be a vowel behind every pinyin, which is the rhyme foot

I learned this knowledge in the first day of junior high school

First, the rhyme foot is verse (p). The last word of some (or all) sentences in a (first) verse uses words with the same rhyme abdomen and rhyme ending, which is called rhyme. Because rhyming words are usually placed at the end of a sentence, they are called "rhyme feet".

second, "Thirteen Streets" is the classification of rhyming characters in northern traditional operas, Quyi and other popular literature since the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Based on the northern dialect, it classifies Chinese characters into thirteen categories according to their vowels, which are called "Thirteen Strings". The names of each switch are different in the records, such as "Yexie" switch and "Yiqi" switch. Wait a minute. There are three types of vowels: rhyme head, rhyme belly and rhyme tail. Those with the same rhyme tail, the same rhyme belly or similar rhyme belly, no matter what the rhyme head is, belong to the same category. In this way, each rhyme may include one to five vowels, as follows:

(1) Fahua rhymes include words with vowels of A, ia and ua, such as "Fa, Jia and Hua".

(2) Suo Bo Zhe contains words with vowels of e, o and uo, such as "Ge, Bo and Suo".

(3) oblique words include words with the vowels of Mi, ie and üe, such as "Ai, Xie and Yue".

(4) Gu Su Zhe contains words with the vowel U, such as "Gu, Su".

(5) Clothing dates include words with vowels of I and ü, such as "Yi, Shi and Yu".

[6] Huailaizhe contains words with vowels of ai and uai, such as "Lai, Huai".

⑺ ash heap frog contains words with vowels of ei and uei(ui), such as "sadness and ash".

⑻ Yaotiao contains words with the vowels of ao and iao, such as "Gao, Yao".

⑼ "Yu Qiu" contains words with the vowels ou and iu, such as "You and Qiu".

⑽ The antecedent contains words with the vowels of an, ian, uan and üan, such as "Ban, Qian, Duan and Yuan".

⑾ "Ren Chen Zhe" contains words with the vowel en in un ün, such as "Ren, Qin, Chun, Jun".

⑿ Jiangyang frog contains words with vowels of ang, iang and uang, such as "Gang, Jiang and Huang".

[13] Middle East frog contains words with vowels of eng, ing, weng, ong, and ong, such as "Deng, Ding, Weng, Zhong, and Poor".

there is another little trick: er. Used in conjunction with children.

Third, the first five rhymes of Du Fu's "The Cottage is Broken by Autumn Wind": number, Mao, suburb, tip and depression.

it should be noted that although the above five rhyming words are consistent with the "distant" rhyme of the "thirteen rhymes", Du Fu's poems are not rhymed according to the "thirteen rhymes", but according to the rhyming books of their time (Qieyun or Tangyun, etc.), because the "thirteen rhymes" were formed in the Ming and Qing Dynasties after Du Fu, and Du Fu's poems are as follows.

question 4: what is rhyme? What is rhyme? To give an example, (1) rhyming, also rhyming, means that in the creation of rhymes, words with the same or similar vowels are used in the last word of some sentences, so that when reading or singing, a sonorous sense of harmony is produced. These places where the same vowel is used are called rhyme feet. Wine thirsts for Qing Jiang, and I am more willing to wash my stomach. Soft sand leans on the seat, and Leng Shi wakes up drunk. The picnic is accompanied by the account, and Huayin is from the music. Several cups have disappeared, and they have all been sent to Shen Ming. This song "Ting, Awakening, Ling and Ming" is composed of nine tones, but the first sentence borrows the "Qing" of Ba Geng. (2) Rhyme is a word that rhymes at the end of a verse (poem, word, song, fu, etc.). The last word of some (or all) sentences in a (first) verse uses words with the same rhyme abdomen and rhyme ending, which is called rhyme. Because rhyming words are usually placed at the end of a sentence, they are called "rhyme feet". [2] The vowels of these words should be similar or the same.

Question 5: Excuse me: What is rhyme, and the word rhyme is the vowel of the rhyming child in every poem, and the rhyme is the vowel in Chinese Pinyin, such as

A dead vine, an old book, a faint crow, ya

A small bridge, a flowing family, jia

an ancient road, a thin horse, ma

A heartbroken man at the end of the world, xia

. A simpler answer. That is, the vowel of the last word should be the same or similar

Question 7: What is a rhyme? 1-point rhyme is a word that rhymes at the end of a verse (poem, word, song, fu, etc.). The last word of some (or all) sentences in a (first) verse uses words with the same rhyme abdomen and rhyme ending, which is called rhyme. Because rhyming words are usually placed at the end of a sentence, they are called "rhyme feet". The vowels of these words should be similar or the same.

"Shisanzhe" is the classification of rhyming characters in northern traditional operas, Quyi and other popular literature since Ming and Qing Dynasties. Based on the northern dialect, it classifies Chinese characters into thirteen categories according to their vowels, which are called "Thirteen Strings". The names of each switch are different in the records, such as "Yexie" switch and "Yiqi" switch. Wait a minute. There are three types of vowels: rhyme head, rhyme belly and rhyme tail. Those with the same rhyme tail, the same rhyme belly or similar rhyme belly, no matter what the rhyme head is, belong to the same category. In this way, each rhyme may include one to five vowels, as follows:

(1) Fahua rhymes include words with vowels of A, ia and ua, such as "Fa, Jia and Hua".

(2) Suo Bo Zhe contains words with vowels of e, o and uo, such as "Ge, Bo and Suo".

(3) oblique words include words with the vowels of Mi, ie and üe, such as "Ai, Xie and Yue".

(4) Gu Su Zhe contains words with the vowel U, such as "Gu, Su".

(5) Clothing dates include words with vowels of I and ü, such as "Yi, Shi and Yu".

[6] Huailaizhe contains words with vowels of ai and uai, such as "Lai, Huai".

(7) The ash heap contains words with the vowels ei and ui, such as "sadness and ash".

⑻ Yaotiao contains words with the vowels of ao and iao, such as "Gao, Yao".

⑼ "Yu Qiu" contains words with the vowels ou and iu, such as "You and Qiu".

⑽ The antecedent contains words with the vowels of an, ian, uan and üan, such as "Ban, Qian, Duan and Yuan".

⑾ "Ren Chen Zhe" contains words with the vowel en in un ün, such as "Ren, Qin, Chun, Jun".

⑿ Jiangyang frog contains words with vowels of ang, iang and uang, such as "Gang, Jiang and Huang".

[13] Middle East frog contains words with vowels of eng, ing, weng, ong, and ong, such as "Deng, Ding, Weng, Zhong, and Poor".

there is another little trick: er. Used in conjunction with children. [2]

Question 8: What does rhyme mean? Try to give examples of words that rhyme at the end of a sentence in a poem or verse. For example, Li Bai's Thoughts on a Quiet Night: so bright a gleam on the foot of my bed, could there have been a frost already?, lifting myself to look, I found that it was moonlight, sinking back again, I thought suddenly of home. Light, frost and hometown are called rhymes.

Question 9: What is the rhyme of lyrics? In fact, rhyme means the same as poetry.

There are thirteen rhymes in lyrics

Besides symmetry, the other point in lyrics writing is to pay attention to "rhyme" (also called "matching").

The rhyming of Chinese characters in China is mainly based on the thirteen rhymes, each of which contains one or more vowels, and the rhyme of the last word of each lyric should follow the principle of "rhymes".

For your convenience, I'd like to list "Thirteen Strings", and attach a comparison between the vowels of "Thirteen Strings" and Mandarin.

The same pattern: flowers are different, and the vowels (a, ia, ua) in Putonghua are examples: he, Jia and Hua;

Erzhe: dancing, vowels (o, uo) in Mandarin: wave, crossing;

three rhymes: feeling the rhythm, and the vowels (ie, ue) in Putonghua: writing and snow;

Four rhymes: Gu Suzhe, Mandarin vowel (U) Example words: book, degree, out;

Five rhymes: one rhyme, and the vowels (I, U, -i[ such as si and shi]) in Putonghua: Li, Yu and Si;

Liuzhe: Huailaizhe, examples of vowels (ai, uai) in Mandarin: love and strangeness;

Qizhe: Back to Qizhe, examples of vowels (ei, ui) in Mandarin: Wei and Gui;

Ba Zhe: Yaotiao Zhe, examples of Mandarin vowels (ao, iao): escape, laugh;

Jiuzhe: Louqiu Zhe, and the vowels (ou, iu) in Putonghua: You and Xiu;

Shi Zhe: Qian Zhe, Mandarin vowel (ian, uan)[ related to collocating initials, such as Zhuan/Xuan]] Examples: Xian, Shuan;

Eleven strokes: ginseng strokes, vowels in Mandarin (in, un, ing[ ditto]) Examples: heart, inch, shadow;

Twelve tracks: Jiangyang track, with vowels (ang, iang and uang) in Mandarin: Hong Kong, Xiang and Shuang;

Thirteen rhymes: Middle Eastern rhymes, and the vowels (ong, iong) in Putonghua are empty and brother.

Rhyme is the basic knowledge of lyrics writing. Because of the oral characteristics of popular songs, rhyme is not necessarily so strict. Of course, being able to rhyme every sentence is the most rhythmic way to write.

There is also the rhyme for the lyrics:

(1) How to set the theme for popular lyrics? How to segment? As far as modern popular lyrics are concerned, a good title is undoubtedly half the success of lyrics creation, at least it will attract a lot of attention. The name depends on personal preference. As for rice, shrimp or wolves and sheep, let's choose another strange name and do it yourself, hehe, but after the title or theme of lyrics is decided, we must make a choice around the content of the organization. The biggest problem for beginners in lyrics is basically that they never look at the problem from the composer's point of view. In fact, can the works of beginners in lyrics be set to music? Of course, the answer is yes. This is just like recording a record as long as you are not dumb. As long as you write a human sentence, you can make a song for you. Hehe, but why are many composers unwilling to cooperate with novice lyrics? This is related to the attitude of the creator and the writing level. If you just write for fun, of course, others can play with you when they have time, and compose a song casually. It's good if the song is popular, and it's fun if it's not (in terms of the probability of popularity, it's one in a billion), but if you want to meet higher requirements and let more professional composers cooperate with you, you must correct your attitude yourself. After all, the ultimate goal of others to cooperate with you is to be able to write popular classics, not. Well, when it comes to the segmentation of lyrics, it's just like a primary school student writing a composition, except that the composition requires at least 5 words. Segmentation is naturally to let others see it more clearly, so that they can better follow your ideas, instead of being more and more confused. If you don't believe me, I will show you this article in paragraphs. It is estimated that your head is already big. Are you still in the mood? Hehe, I believe you know how to segment it. (2) How many lines does a lyric need? How many words? this