What does the so-called "rhyme" in ancient poetry mean?

Thirteen vowel lists (thirteen vowels)

The so-called "zhe" means "thirteen", which means thirteen rhymes. It's a rhyme used in the lyrics of northern opera. It is divided according to the phonetic system of Putonghua. So "Thirteen" can be used as the rhyme of modern poetry.

The meaning of subject and rhyme is similar. When subdividing, there are wide and narrow rhymes. For example, it can be used in the "flower oblique" frog, but not in rhyme.

Vowel broadcasting

Hair flower a (ah) ia (ah) wa (dig) a

Thank you, ie (yeah) ue (ye) (about) e.

Sobo o (oh) e (goose) uo (nest) o.e.

17 I (clothes) y (pedantic) -i (Japanese education and homophony) er (children) i.y (Yu)

Gusu University

Huailai Ai (sad) Ai (crooked) Ai

ash heap

Yao tiao ao ao ao.

From Europe (ou) iu(iou) (excellent) Europe

An (an) ian (smoke) uan (bend) yan (grievance) an.

Ren Chen en (en) in un(uen)yn(yun) en.