Palindrome is also written as palindrome, palindrome and palindrome. It is a unique rhetorical method in Chinese, which uses word order to go back and forth. Stylistically, it is called "Huizhou School". In the Tang Dynasty, Shangguan Yi said "eight pairs of poems", among which the seventh pair is "palindrome pair", "emotion is new because of meaning, and meaning is new because of emotion", which is the wording method used. It fully demonstrates and makes use of the two characteristics of Chinese, which are mainly monosyllabic morphemes and word order as an important grammatical means. Reading is endless, giving people a stirring and interesting aesthetic feeling. The form of palindrome was very popular after the Jin Dynasty and was adopted in many styles. People use this method to make sentences, write poems, fill words and tune songs, which are called palindromes, poems, palindromes and palindromes respectively. Although there are many games, they also have the ability to choose words and make sentences.
Palindrome is a kind of poem that arranges words into words according to certain rules and can be read back and forth. The forms of this kind of poems are endless and lively. You can read backwards, backwards, sideways and interactively. As long as you obey the rules, you can read beautiful poems. As A Qing scholar Zhu Cunxiao said, "Poems have different styles, but palindromes are excellent."
Palindrome is a unique genre in China's classical poetry. According to Jason Wu's interpretation of Yuefu ancient poems in Tang Dynasty, palindromes are: "Palindrome poems, if repeated, are all sung."