What are the special sentence patterns in the Tang drama "Mission"?

First, the flexible use of parts of speech is 1. Also bareheaded. (Exempt: The causative usage of a verb exempts. Take off. Disciple: The causative usage of adjectives makes … apprentice and naked. )

2. The world is white (white: nouns are used as verbs. Wear mourning clothes)

3. Bury millions of bodies and bleed thousands of miles. (Fu, Liu: Both are causative usages of verbs. Make ... Fu and make ... Liu)

4. In addition, Qin destroyed the Han and Wei Dynasties (Wu: the causative usage of verbs. Create ... death, extinction)

Please be wider than Jun (width: adjectives are used as verbs. Expansion and supplement)

6. despise others and (light: adjectives are used as verbs. Despise and despise)

Second, special sentence patterns

1. Judgment

(1) Fei Ruoyi (negative adverb "Fei" is used to express negative judgment) (2) The anger of this mediocrity is also the anger of a non-reader (the former clause uses "... Ye" to express positive judgment, and the latter clause uses "Fei ... Ye" to express negative judgment).

(3) These three sons are all Buyi scholars (in the form of "...")

(4) Today is also the way to use the expression "..."

2. Inverted sentences

(1) Suffering from the former king ("Suffering from the former king" means "Suffering from the former king", and the preposition structure is backward, so the word order should be adjusted back when translating)

(2) The goshawk strikes the temple ("striking the temple" means "striking the temple", the preposition structure is backward, and the word order should be adjusted back when translating)

(3) Please be more extensive in the monarch ("wider in the monarch" means "wider in the monarch", with the preposition structure behind, and the word order should be adjusted back when translating)

3. Elliptic sentences

Stand up with a sword ("Tang Ju" is omitted at the beginning of the sentence, and it should be added when translating)