Hu Shi's "A Red Leaf in the Snow on Sanxi Road"
This poem is also an early attempt at the possibility of new poetry. From the format point of view, it still rhymes, but it is just a rhyme. In "Three Hundred Poems of Tang Poetry", Liu Zongyuan's "Jiang Xue" is also a rhyme (and it is entering tone), which can be traced. However, in addition to five words, there are miscellaneous words, which are also ancient, such as Li Taibai's "Difficult Road to Shu". Of course, ancient poems can rhyme and be even.
In the legend of the Tang and Song Dynasties, there is The Story of Red Flowing. When Tang Xizong was recorded, Yu You, a scholar, picked up a fallen leaf in the imperial ditch, and there were four poems on it: "Why is the water running too fast, and the palace is full of leisure?" I bid farewell to the red leaves, and leave this good to go to the free house. Yu You has been thinking about it all day, and he also wrote a poem and returned to the palace. Later, the maid-in-waiting, Han, was sent away, but she married Yu You. When they showed their hidden red leaves, they cried relatively, thinking that it was an act of God, which has been passed down to this day.
Red leaves are originally autumn things, but they are more precious in winter and snow, or they have missed the meeting in the most beautiful season. It's all white, and suddenly I see a bright red leaf, just like the comfort of "seeing Nanshan leisurely", and I also use the red leaf as a bookmark. The last two sentences are playful and lovely, which is the colloquial embodiment of new poetry. Such an encounter is like looking back suddenly in the vast sea of people and finding the marriage you want. However, how to like it and how to express it, "Unexpectedly, this is hard to write", the feeling of love is unspeakable.