The names with the word "He" in the Book of Songs are Xihe, Heying, Hexiao and Hexiang.
Xihe, the origin: Xihe has a hundred acres of land, but now there is no harvest. Heying, the source: Yun Huang is all over Yuanji, and Heying is in Gyeonggi. Corn, source: boil wild hills as soon as possible, and corn will not receive prison food. Hexiang, the source: the misty color embraces the wall, and the fragrant millet invades the country.
Choose key words for naming. Key words are the things described in the whole poem, the thoughts to be expressed and the artistic conception to be displayed. Keyword is the center of a poem, which can make the name meaningful. For example, the key word of "Jianju" is Iraqi, and the key word of "Guanju" is lady.
Choose adjectives to give names. Adjectives are the main reason for making poems vivid and pleasant to listen to. Adjectives can show the beauty of things incisively and vividly, and they need constant scrutiny by poets before they can be used. Naming girls with keywords can make names have vivid and distinct aesthetic feeling.
Introduction to The Book of Songs:
The Book of Songs is the earliest collection of poems in China, which collected and preserved 35 ancient poems. At first, The Book of Songs was only called "The Book of Songs" or "Three Hundred Poems". By the Western Han Dynasty, it was regarded as a Confucian classic before it became the Book of Songs. At the beginning, these poems were all lyrics of songs with music, retaining the combination of ancient poetry, music and dance, but in the long-term circulation, music and dance were lost, leaving only poems.
The Book of Songs is edited according to three categories: Feng, Ya and Ode. Wind, also known as national wind, includes Nan Zhou, Zhao Nan, Long Feng, Long Feng, Wei Feng, Feng Wang, Zheng Feng, Qi Feng, Wei Feng, tang style, Qin Feng and.
The Wind is mostly folk songs from all over the Zhou Dynasty, and it is the chapter with the most ideological significance and artistic value among the 3 pieces. According to the names of the 15 national styles and the contents of the poems, it can be roughly inferred that the place where the poems originated is equivalent to Shaanxi, Shanxi, Henan, Hebei, Shandong and northern Hubei, and the region is quite vast.
Elegance is the so-called elegant music in the Zhou Dynasty, which is divided into Xiaoya and Elegance. There are 74 "Xiaoya", most of which are music songs enjoyed by nobles at banquets; There are 31 articles of "Daya", which are the music songs of the governors at the meeting.
Ode is a musical song sacrificed by the imperial court and aristocratic ancestral temples, and it is divided into Ode to Zhou, Ode to Lu and Ode to Shang.