Rhyme, pronounce yù n.
The original meaning of rhyme refers to the harmony of sound, as well as manners, temperament and interest. Rhyme also refers to the parts of syllables other than initials and intermedia.
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Harmony and rhythm: ~ white. Qin ~ melodious.
Manner, wind, interest, meaning: wind ~. Gas ~. ~ taste.
Rhythm refers to a sound.
Metric poetry, also known as neoclassical poetry, is a new kind of prose poetry, which was founded by Liang Zi and named after Chen Yuxian. It is different from classical poetry in format, but it pays attention to rhyme in rhetoric, retains the traditional essence of classical poetry, and is mainly "classical" in content. Because it is more casual in structure and writing, it is not limited by other factors and is catchy to read, so it is called rhyme.
word group
1. Charm [yùn wèi]: Implicit meaning.
2. Phonology [yρn yρn]: the tone and rhythm are harmonious; The ups and downs of syllables in poetry and prose.
3. Fengyun [fēng yùn]: charming physical characteristics; Elegant posture. Mostly used for women.
4. Bai Yun yánáI: The rhyming white in China's traditional drama.
5. Rhyme O: The last word rhymed in a rhyming poem.