The Chinese poems in children's voices are as follows:

The Book of Songs is the beginning of ancient Chinese poetry and the earliest collection of poems.

The Book of Songs is the earliest collection of ancient poetry in the history of Chinese literature. It is also one of the important models for my country's aesthetic consciousness, ideological inspiration, and language art. It was written around the 11th century BC, that is, the Western Zhou Dynasty, and has a history of more than 3,000 years.

The Book of Songs is known as the quintessence of the Chinese nation. It is one of the 300 Tang poems collected and compiled during the Tang Dynasty. It promotes the spirit of patriotism, cultural traditions and excellent Chinese culture. There are 305 poems in the Book of Songs, including wind, elegance, and ode, covering all aspects of life in ancient feudal society, palace politics, patriarchal ethics, peasant life, etc., and can reflect the spiritual culture of ancient mankind. Layers and evolution.

In addition, the ancient Chinese version of "The Book of Songs" has extremely high literary artistic value and linguistic charm, and it also has great enlightenment significance for later generations of literary creation. Therefore, the Book of Songs has long been hailed as a clear ocean in Chinese culture and is regarded as an important part of Chinese culture passed down from generation to generation.

The following are several common poetry styles:

1. Ancient poetry: It is a traditional poetry in ancient China, which is divided into two types: five-character ancient poetry and seven-character ancient poetry. It is characterized by expressing emotions in ancient and elegant language, with fixed rhyme and formal requirements.

2. Modern poetry: It is a poetry form that became popular in the 20th century. It no longer pays attention to the rules of form and meter, but focuses on the poet's feelings and experiences, using language to reflect emotions and thoughts. Generally there is no specific rhyme or rhythm.

3. Quatrain: It is a four-line poem style in the Tang Dynasty, with each line having five or seven characters. Each poem has clear artistic conception, concise language and powerful rhyme.

4. Rhymed poetry: It is a five-character or seven-character poetry style in the Tang Dynasty. The meter is relatively standardized and requires certain requirements in terms of level, rhythm, word count, etc. Its literary value lies in its concise writing and profound meaning.

5. Tongue twisters: It is a literary form composed of sentences composed of fixed words that are rich in rhythm and interest. The form is usually characterized by the consistency of the beginning and the end and the same phonology, and the performance is good at using repetition. , overlapping, changing and other techniques.

In short, different poetry styles have their own characteristics and expressions, but they are all literary forms that express emotions, thoughts, and literary art through poetry, a form of verse.