Study On The Rhyme Of The Qing Dynasty Mongolian Poet Fa Shishan's Poems

FA Shishan' poems are dominated by the modern-style poetry and makes an in depth study on the rhyme and characteristics of more than 2200 modern-style poetry.Through the statistics and analysis of the rhymes of modern-style poetry one by one.18 rhymes were established.Sort out the special situation of two kinds of prosody mixing.The characteristics and rules of rhyme in each part of Yin,Yang and Ru rhyme are summarized.It is found that the phonological characteristics are closely related to the rhyme habits of the Mongols and the dialects of the Qing Dynasty.In Yin rhyme,the Wei is not rhyme with any other rhymes,and always remain independent;You Hou has gone to merg;The Hui,Huai and Fei rhymes are not merged;The differences between Yu Mo,Yu Mo and Yu Yu are always separated;Because nuances of-i,Xiao,Yao,Hao,and Xiao remain independent.In Yang rhyme;Jian Lian rhyme is complex,flexible and multiple variants with separation phenomenon.The difference between Dong Zhong rhyme and-u,and remain independent.In Ru rhyme,Ru rhymes end “k”,end “p” and end “t” internal rhyme is obvious.But the number of rhymes is very small.To enter the rhyme into the interplay between the two sides,and the chance of mixing is gradually diminishing.It is closely related to the phonological development of Minnan dialect in Zhangzhou,Quanzhou and other places in Qing Dynasty.This paper compares the rhyming features of French poetry with those of Zhang Wentao,a Han poet in the Qianjia poetry circle of the Qing Dynasty,and the two authoritative official schools of "Central China Phonology " and "Hongwu Zheng yun".On the one hand,it drew lessons from two official books and the rhyme system of phonetic development,The rhymes of the same or similar pronunciation and style are simplified and merged into one rhyme part.Accord with pronunciation habit and evolution development rule.On the other hand,Its Ru rhyme and "Hongwu Zheng Yun" are interlinked with rhymes.The reappearance of Ru rhyme in Ming and Qing Dynasties is related to the habit of rhyme of the Mongols and the phonology.