What is the characteristics of Asian poetry?

Answer 1

The common characteristics of Japanese music are that it is usually slow, sad and uses the low notes on a keyboard, piano, guitar or any traditional Japanese instruments. They very rarely use high notes.

Answer 2

Japanese poets first encountered Chinese poetry during the Tang Dynasty. It took them several hundred years to digest the foreign impact, make it a part of their culture and merge it with their literary tradition in their mother tongue, and begin to develop the diversity of their native poetry. For example, in the Tale of Genji both kinds of poetry are frequently mentioned. (Since much poetry in Japan was written in the Chinese language, it is perhaps more accurate to speak of Japanese-language poetry.)

Answer 3

Characteristics that help distinguish Japanese from other races include their noses and eyes. Their noses are usually flat, whereas other races (like Americans, for example) have noses that bump upwards. Japanese usually have teardrop-shaped eyes, however most other races have rounded-out diamond-shaped eyes. Japanese are also shorter than other races, and skinnier at that.

Japanese music differs from Canadian, American, English, and most other music. American music has evolved into fry-screaming and heavy metal, and Canadian music is following the same route. Japanese music still has yet to evolve to this. Right now, Japanese music sounds a lot like American music from the 1980's. However, some bands like the GazettE and Maximum the Hormone are very popular for their Japanese heavy metal.

Answer 4

One characteristic of Japanese literature is the stories have deep emotional issues. Often the stories show the inner lives of the characters.

Answer 5

passed down from generation to generation.

Answer 6

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