Punctuation marks quoting famous sayings

Hello, I'm glad to answer your question: the quotation of ancient poetry generally has punctuation marks, and punctuation marks are used according to the usage of the original poem. For example: "alas, the moon can't drink water, and my shadow remembers me blankly;" Yue, is it really bad? "Li Bai fights wine poems and sleeps in Chang 'an Restaurant. The son of heaven didn't get on the boat, claiming that I was Brewmaster. "In modern poetry quotation, you can use comma or separator"/"in the middle, and you can also use separator"//"between paragraphs. For example, "I'm leaving here quietly/just like when I came quietly", I'd better go. I want to leave here. " I waved my sleeve/didn't take away a cloud. "I'd better go. That is to say, according to the usage of your article, whether you use commas or periods at the end, your quotation is in double quotes. About punctuation 1. Strictly speaking, all written works must be punctuated, but modern poetry has formed a trend of omitting punctuation. Omitting punctuation marks is an irregular behavior, especially in poems that need to be unconventional. For example, "injured bird, let me touch your wings" should be "injured bird, let me touch your wings". "(Red Leaves) should not be misused, and punctuation should not be used. Take "injured bird, let me touch your wings" as an example: you can't deliberately write "injured bird, let me touch your wings"; Or "wounded bird, let me touch your wings and arms". If you need to separate special and meaningful words, you can "borrow" dashes. Second, about branches. Third, about grammar. About the language 1. The language use of modern poetry must also be standardized. Every word and every poem should have meaning. Words or poems that cannot be explained are not modern poems.