Intertextuality, that is, the words used in adjacent sentences of ancient poetry complement each other and combine to express a complete meaning, is a special rhetorical device in ancient Chinese, and its application in ancient poetry generally has two forms.
Intertextuality, also known as intertextuality, is a rhetoric method commonly used in ancient poetry. Its characteristic is "participating in each other's writing, combining and seeing righteousness". That is, the related words in the context are omitted from each other, but they echo each other in meaning, complement each other and conform to the meaning. Intertextuality is very common in ancient poems, such as "smoke cage cold water moon cage sand", which means "moonlight haze * * * covers Qinhuai River and sand on the shore".
Intertextuality mainly includes four categories: single sentence intertextuality, even sentence intertextuality, multi-sentence intertextuality and alternating sentence intertextuality.
The so-called single sentence intertextuality means that intertextuality appears in one sentence.
Even sentence intertextuality (also known as dual intertextuality) refers to the intertextuality of two pairs of sentences, whose meanings echo each other, and the upper and lower sentences are omitted and supplemented each other.
Multi-sentence intertextuality (also known as intertextuality) refers to the intertextuality of several adjacent sentences.
Intertextuality refers to an intertextual sentence pattern in which two intertextual sentences are separated by other sentences.
For example, the cloud needs clothes, flowers and capacity. That means (Yang Guifei) looks and clothes are so beautiful and moving that even Baiyun and Peony will dress her up. Yunhe Huadu was impressed by her clothes and appearance.
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Intertextuality in idioms
1、? Good weather-the exchange of "wind" and "rain" means "good weather". It means good weather. Refers to the uniform mixing of wind and rain, suitable. (If A, B and B can be replaced by A, B and B, then A, B and B, that is, A and B are AB. The same below)
2. North-South Transfer-North Transfer means North-South Transfer. Refers to the mixed northern and southern accents with impure accents.
3, south to north-north to south, meaning north and south.
4, boys and girls-boys and girls and boys, meaning boys and girls.
5. Leftovers are cold-cold, which means leftovers are cold. Refers to the remaining cold soup and barbecue.
6. The east dog barks at the west-the west dog barks at the east, which means the east dog barks at the west dog. Dogs bark everywhere.
7. Yin Xi, Zhao Hui-Yin Chao, Xi Hui, which means it will shine in the morning and at night. It means sooner or later, sometimes sunny, sometimes gloomy.
8. patchwork-patchwork means patchwork.
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