Pingshui Rhyme
Version 1.0.0 · Updated 2026-07-30
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A rhyme book compiled by Liu Yuan in the Song Dynasty, classifying Chinese characters by their finals, which became the standard for rhyming in modern-style poetry.
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Pingshui Rhyme is the standard for rhyming in modern-style poetry established in the Jin Dynasty (in the Pingshui region), categorizing Chinese characters into 106/107 rhyme groups, becoming the common 'classification table' for rhyming in later poetry. As a model, it embodies 'first establish a unified standard, then create within that framework'.
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