[poetry] Gushi ({zh|t=古詩|s=古诗|p=gǔshī|w=ku-shih}) is one of the main poetry forms of defined in Classical Chinese poetry, literally meaning `old (or ancient) poetry` or `old (or ancient) style poetry`: gushi is a technical term for certain historically exemplary poems, together with later poetry composed in this formal style. ==Po...
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(from the article `yuefu`) ...form of five syllables per line rather than the then-standard four-syllable line. The yuefu thus broke ground for the later classic gushi ...
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Chinese poetic term which literally means 'old poetry'. However, it is more normally used to refer to less formal verse than jintishi.
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