T/YSC 001-2024 Couplet Culture and Art Standards
T/YSC 001-2024
Basic Information
Scope
Main technical content: Couplets are an independent literary form composed of two lines of antithetical and thematically related texts. Couplets are a form of couplets, which combine couplets with other art forms. Metrical rules refer to the formats and rules of poetry, odes, Ci poetry, and quatrains regarding the number of characters, sentences, antithesis, tone, rhyme, etc. The tones of Chinese characters refer to the tones of Chinese characters. The social role of couplet culture and art: First, promoting social morality and inheriting traditional virtues. Second, publicizing policies and spreading good deeds. Third, beautifying the living environment and purifying people's hearts. Fourth, teaching traditional culture and enhancing cultural confidence. The audience includes people from all walks of life in China, overseas Chinese compatriots, and foreign cultural friends. The application scope of couplets is extensive, and they can be used in various occasions, anniversary events, traditional festivals, etc. According to the different functions of couplets, their application categories are as follows: -- Festival couplets: Couplets used to celebrate festivals, among which Spring Festival couplets are the most widely used festival couplets; -- Congratulatory couplets: Couplets presented as congratulations to others, including congratulations on weddings, birthdays, relocations, and business openings. They should be hung on the pillars or walls, and birthday couplets are usually hung above the main hall; -- Funeral couplets: Couplets used to mourn the deceased and conduct funeral rituals, often hung on the pillars in front of the deceased's residence; -- Trade couplets: Couplets made for a particular trade or institution, which should highlight the characteristics of the trade or institution; -- Scenic couplets: Couplets written or engraved for a particular scenic spot, usually hung in pavilions, temples, mountains, and rivers; -- Residential couplets: Couplets mai