唐詩三百首の英語

four styles of Chinese poetry

poetry from China and Japan

a piece of Japanese "waka" work

a style of Chinese poetry used until the end of the Tang dynasty of China

of a style of Chinese poetry, poem with seven-word lines and eight phrases

a Chinese poem chanted melodiously

of a style of Chinese poetry, free verse with seven-word lines

of a style of Chinese poetry, prolonged verse with seven-word lines

a Chinese poem written in the 'gogonrisshi' style

an opening line of a Chinese poem

composed by a Japanese person, a poem in the Chinese language

a freestyle Chinese poem

in Chinese poetry, a rhyme

Chinese poetry that of the form where each of the eight lines contains seven Chinese characters

the act of reciting a Chinese poem

the third verse of a Chinese quatrain

a Chinese poem written in the 'gogonhaishi' style

a Chinese poem in {wain} rhyme

a Chinese poem written in the 'gogonzekku' style

of a style of Chinese poetry, quatrain with seven-word lines

the first phrase in composing a Chinese poem

to compose a Chinese classical poem

a stanza of a Chinese poem

a form of a Chinese poem, called 'gogonzekku'

a Chinese poem that has sorrowful tone

a Chinese poem in which there are four parts, called Chinese quatrain

a form of a Chinese poem, called 'gogonrisshi'

in Chinese poetry, the quatrains and eight line stanzas of the poetry of the Tang period

in the 'ritsu' style of Chinese poetry, a pair of poems

the opening line and the developing line of a Chinese poem