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A Study of the Poetics of Ci Poems Written in Yi'an Style

Zhu Xiao

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There are two typical lyric sentence patterns, namely rhetorical-questioning and envisaging devices in Li Qing zhao's ci poems .They prove the easy and natural beauty of the ci poems written in Yi'an Style and embody the aesthetic depth of Li Qing zhao.

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There are two typical lyric sentence patterns, namely rhetorical-questioning and envisaging devices in Li Qing zhao's ci poems .They prove the easy and natural beauty of the ci poems written in Yi'an Style and embody the aesthetic depth of Li Qing zhao.

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There are two typical lyric sentence patterns, namely rhetorical-questioning and envisaging devices in Li Qing zhao's ci poems .They prove the easy and natural beauty of the ci poems written in Yi'an Style and embody the aesthetic depth of Li Qing zhao.

Key concepts: Poetics, Poetry, Style (visual arts), Rhetorical question, Sentence, Literature, Beauty, Rhetorical device

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