Everything about Yue Fu totally explained
Yue fu (
Traditional Chinese: 樂府;
Simplified Chinese: 乐府;
Hanyu Pinyin: yuèfǔ) are
Chinese poems composed in a
folk song style. The term literally means "music bureau", a reference to the government organisation originally charged with collecting or writing the
lyrics.
The lines are of uneven length, though five
characters is the most common. Each poem follows one of a series of patterns defined by the song
title. The term covers original folk songs,
court imitations and versions by known
poets (the best known of the latter being those of
Li Bai).
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