How to use classical poetry in a novel?

There are several ways to incorporate classical poetry into a novel: 1. Citing famous sentences or aphorisms from classical poems and integrating them into the novel to let the readers feel the charm and artistic conception of the poem. For example, inserting a sentence in the novel," The mountains and rivers are full of doubts, and there is no way out." to express the protagonist's confusion and hope, or using " If life is only like the first time, what is the autumn wind sad painting fan " to describe the protagonist's emotional changes. 2. The artistic conception and image of classical poetry are integrated into the novel to let the readers feel the cultural atmosphere of the novel. For example," When will the moon be bright? When will the wine be drunk?" could be used to express the hero's lofty aspirations, or " The Yellow River is far away, and there is a lonely city among the white clouds." could be used to express the cruelty and desolation of war. 3. The use of classical poetry's rhythm and rhythm in the novel to make the novel more literary value. For example, he used ancient poetry's rhyming techniques and tones to enhance the rhythm of the novel. 4. Combining classical poetry with contemporary life to create a neoclassical literary form with a sense of the times. For example," The wind and waves will sometimes hang the clouds and sail across the sea " to express the protagonist's fearless spirit of bravely advancing forward, or " the green mountains will not change, the green water will flow forever, and life will meet everywhere " to express the impermanence and preciousness of life. To use classical poetry in a novel, one needed to combine the plot of the novel and the character's personality to create a unique literary form with charm.