Chinese modern style poetry

Time to Modern.

"Modern style" (近體詩, Jintishi) had a theoretical basis earlier than Shen Yue (沈約, AD 441-513), only It would not be considered mature until Chen Ziang (陳子昂, 661-702 AD) was alive. The basic form of modern poetry has eight lines and can be divided into quadruplets (that is, 首聯the first couplet, 頷聯the chin couplet, 頸聯the neck couplet, and 尾聯the tail couplet), and the chin couplet and the neck couplet need to be in contrast, and the content is in a contrasting relationship. Modern poetry is often rich in words and allusions, and can be broad in content, including history and politics.