Rhyme poetry refers to poetry works that conform to the rhythm of oblique and oblique rhythms.

The basic characteristic is that sentences are composed of regular sentences. What are rhymes? It is a sentence that uses the lowest rhyme structure of Chinese characters - double syllables to produce a change in oblique and oblique, which is what we usually call "two, four and six distinct".

That is, a sentence should be equal and opposite in the key positions of "two, four, and six". If it advances alternately in this way, it can be called a regular sentence. The rule of this alternation of equal and oblique is "phase replacement". If Failure to abide by this rule means "displacement".

So, as long as the poems are composed of sentences that follow each other, they are collectively called "metrical style". Metrical style is divided into metrical poetry and cipai. Metrical poetry is divided into rhyme poetry, rhyme poetry, and rhythmic poetry. It is a poetry pattern with consistent sentence lengths and neat formations. The metrical style composed of long and short sentences (rhythm sentences) also follows the rules of cipai names. It is Ci Pai. Those that follow the name of Qu Pai are called Xiaoqu. Those that do not follow anything but are composed of long and short rhythmic sentences are called Lugu.

The Wujue, Qijue, Wulu, and Qilu we usually read are the five- and seven-character rhyme poems and the five- and seven-character rhyme poems in metrical poetry. This is the most common format in metrical poetry, and it is also the most common format in modern poetry. The most commonly used poetry writing template among enthusiasts.