Run2 MandarinToneMapping
Rules for determining the Ping (平) or Ze (仄) status of a character based on modern Mandarin Pinyin tones.From its SKILL.md
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Tone Classification Logic
To satisfy the requirements of regulated verse using modern Mandarin pronunciation, map the four Pinyin tones as follows:
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Level Tones (平 - Píng):
- First Tone (1 / ˉ): e.g., mā, tiān, pínɡ. (阴平)
- Second Tone (2 / ˊ): e.g., má, hén, nán. (阳平)
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Oblique Tones (仄 - Zè):
- Third Tone (3 / ˇ): e.g., mǎ, gǔ, hǎo. (上声)
- Fourth Tone (4 / ˋ): e.g., mà, lù, zhàn. (去声)
Application in Verse
- When a template requires 平, the character chosen must have a 1st or 2nd tone.
- When a template requires 仄, the character chosen must have a 3rd or 4th tone.
- Rhyme Rule: In regulated verse, the rhyming characters at the end of even lines must almost always be Level (平) tones.
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