2. Comparative examples are as follows: For example, Meng uses the change of mulberry trees from lush to withered to compare the ups and downs of love; "heming" uses the metaphor that "stones from other mountains can attack jade" to govern the country with sages; Shuo people use "softness" to describe a beauty's hand, "coagulation" to describe a beauty's skin, and "rhinoceros" to describe a beauty's teeth. In the preface to poetry: to master a mouse, it is important to prick and converge. China people stab their monarch, eat their people, don't fix their politics, are greedy and afraid of people, if they are rats.
Twelve sentences in the last three chapters of Beishan, Xiaoya all begin with the word "or". Comparing the extravagance of the upper rulers with the labor of the lower people is a good example of using "bi" in the Book of Songs.
3. Examples of Xing are: Qin Feng's Morning Wind, which begins with "Morning Wind, Depression, Northwood" and is followed by "Worry if you don't see a gentleman". "Guanluo" begins with "Guanluo dove is in Hezhou", and the poet first talks about the scenery in front of him, so as to arouse the "My Fair Lady, My Gentleman" in the back.
Zheng Fengli has a creeping weed in the wild: there is a creeping weed in the wild, and there is no dew. A beautiful woman is walking on the road, very beautiful. Quechao, The Book of Songs, also uses the method of exhilaration. "Lu Xun? Beards are also a fun way.
Here's a brief introduction to the characteristics and functions of the double-star technique:
Fu, Bi and Xing are the three main forms of expression in The Book of Songs. One of the expressions in The Book of Songs is to borrow something else to deduce the meaning of this thing, which is equivalent to symbolic rhetoric. Fu Bi Xing is the three main expressive techniques in The Book of Songs. "Bi" is a figurative meaning, which is equivalent to a figurative rhetoric method.
Fu Bixing is one of the three most basic and commonly used forms of expression in The Book of Songs. Fu is the meaning of parallelism, which is equivalent to the rhetorical method of modern parallelism. In the Southern Song Dynasty, Zhu believed that "Ah Fu is also a person who tells the truth".
Refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Fu for the above information.