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Qijue、Zhuzhici and Hakka's folk songs

Tan Zi-ze

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Qijue, which developed from a kind of seven character folk song, finally evolved a main type of modern poetry through Yongming style. Zhuzhici, which developed from the folk songs of old Bashu area, evolved a particular poetic genre through liuyuxi and other poets after him. Unlike those two , Hakka's folk songs still keep vigorous spirit and lively style from Hakka forming a particular part of Han nation to present day. Compared all of those three kinds of poetries, We may trace the clues of the interflowing and exchanging between the refined literature and the popular ones.

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Qijue, which developed from a kind of seven character folk song, finally evolved a main type of modern poetry through Yongming style. Zhuzhici, which developed from the folk songs of old Bashu area, evolved a particular poetic genre through liuyuxi and other poets after him. Unlike those two , Hakka's folk songs still keep vigorous spirit and lively style from Hakka forming a particular part of Han nation to present day. Compared all of those three kinds of poetries, We may trace the clues of the interflowing and exchanging between the refined literature and the popular ones.

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Qijue, which developed from a kind of seven character folk song, finally evolved a main type of modern poetry through Yongming style. Zhuzhici, which developed from the folk songs of old Bashu area, evolved a particular poetic genre through liuyuxi and other poets after him. Unlike those two , Hakka's folk songs still keep vigorous spirit and lively style from Hakka forming a particular part of Han nation to present day. Compared all of those three kinds of poetries, We may trace the clues of the interflowing and exchanging between the refined literature and the popular ones.

Key concepts: Folk song, Poetry, Literature, Style (visual arts), Character (mathematics), TRACE (psycholinguistics), History, Art

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