First of all, in ancient times, the requirements for phonology were very strict, not just the homophony of Chinese pinyin today. In modern poetry, an, ang, en, in, eng and ing can be read continuously, but it is not feasible to require rhyme feet to be treated as horizontal rhyme. (Attachment: Because of the Rhyme of Renzi's New Publication Ceremony compiled by Liu Yuan in the Southern Song Dynasty, Liu Yuan was a Pingshui person, and later people called him Pingshui Rhyme. After its evolution, it formed the later popular "Pingshui Rhyme", *** 106 rhyme, which had a far-reaching impact on Chinese poetry. Fourteen rhymes: Chinese new rhyme * * is divided into fourteen rhymes, namely: I, Ma A, ia, ua II, Bo O, E, uo III, Jun ie, üe V, Wei ei, ui VI, Hao ao, iao VII, You ou, iu VIII, Han an, ian, Huan and Luan IX.
In other words, anything that ends with these vowels is counted as fourteen rhymes. For example, the rosefinch bridge is overgrown with weeds and flowers, and the sunset sets at the corner of Wuyi Lane. Swallows under the eaves of Wang Dao and Xie An have now flown into the homes of ordinary people. Flower, oblique and family pressure are the rhymes of "one, hemp A, ia, ua"; Yan presses the horizontal rhyme of "Eight, Han An, Ian, An, ü An", which is the rhyme of Pingshui. Qi Yun, delivered by Lu in Sui Dynasty, is divided into 206 rhymes, which is too thin. Similar rhymes can be used in Tang Dynasty. In the Southern Song Dynasty, Pingshui Liu Yuan merged homophony into 107 rhyme, and later generations gradually became 106 rhyme, which is called Pingshui rhyme, and is generally called "poetic rhyme". Modern Poetry Rhyme is named after its publisher, Liu Yuan, a Pingshui man in the late Song Dynasty, according to Pingshui Rhyme. Pingshui Rhyme divides Chinese characters into 107 rhymes according to the rhymes used in the Tang Dynasty. Pei Fu, compiled in the Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty, merged Ping into 106 rhyme. Shang Pingsheng 15, such as Yidong, Erdong, Sanjiang and Sizhi. Xia Pingsheng 15, such as Yixian, No.2 Primary School, Sanyao and No.4. 29 parts, such as one dong, two swollen, three lectures, four articles and so on. ; 30 voices were silenced, such as Yi Song, Ersong, Sanjiang and Vance. Enter 17, such as one room, two bedrooms, three senses and four senses. Example: Title Xilin Wall
Su Shi
Looking at Lushan Mountain from the front and side of peaks and valleys, from far, near, high and low places, Lushan Mountain presents various faces.
I can't recognize the true face of Lushan Mountain because I am there.
Feng is just like Tong (Zhong).
The peak character here is in the second part of Pingshui rhyme (the second winter), and the same Chinese character is in the first part (the first east). Can you say that Su Dongpo doesn't know rhyme? Actually, it rhymes. If you search by some people, it won't be in a rhyme department! Ha ha! I would definitely say that Su Dongpo is an amateur.
Then Cao Xueqin's "Kite Rhyme":
From Xinyan to early autumn, the wings are full, and it seems that the youth is weak.
Huang Kou is still childish, and Spring Festival travel rush has become an adult.
God's eyes are clear, his eyes are clear, and his eyebrows are protruding.
The world is not full of corners, and the mind is open and happy.
In the morning, butterflies turn over the flower beds, and at dusk, one enters the clouds.
Invite Xinyu to find a fairyland and visit Wuling with old friends.
Run to the sky, spread your wings, and Wan Li will ride the long wind.
There is nothing to fly between the lines. I will go back to the north next spring.
The eight rhymes of capacity, shape, peak, male, stratum, mausoleum, wind and cheng exist in several rhymes of Ping Shui Yun. It will also be judged as rhyming by people who can only look up the rhyme table. However, if you look at it from thirteen aspects, it rhymes.
Therefore, it is normal for modern poetry, modern poetry and contemporary poetry to rhyme. You can't just compare the rhyme of a poem with the table of horizontal rhyme. Of course, it is also true that the energy is all in one rhyme of Pingshui rhyme.