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The Formation of the Rhythm of Chinese Poetry

Chen Ben

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It can be known, from studying the formation of the Chinese poetry, what rhythm after all the Chinese poetry is. The unit of the rhythm in Chinese, the rhythmical group, is mainly marked by syllable pause. Thus, the rhythm of Chinese poetry has been formed by decomposing and combining the rhythmical groups in a regularly way. There are similarities and differences in the formation of the rhythm of Chinese and Western poetry.

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It can be known, from studying the formation of the Chinese poetry, what rhythm after all the Chinese poetry is. The unit of the rhythm in Chinese, the rhythmical group, is mainly marked by syllable pause. Thus, the rhythm of Chinese poetry has been formed by decomposing and combining the rhythmical groups in a regularly way. There are similarities and differences in the formation of the rhythm of Chinese and Western poetry.

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It can be known, from studying the formation of the Chinese poetry, what rhythm after all the Chinese poetry is. The unit of the rhythm in Chinese, the rhythmical group, is mainly marked by syllable pause. Thus, the rhythm of Chinese poetry has been formed by decomposing and combining the rhythmical groups in a regularly way. There are similarities and differences in the formation of the rhythm of Chinese and Western poetry.

Key concepts: Rhythm, Poetry, Syllable, Literature, Chinese poetry, Classical Chinese poetry, Art, Linguistics

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