"The fog locks the top of the mountain and the mountain locks the fog, and the sky is connected to the water and the water is connected to the sky." It means that the fog is so thick that it is difficult to see the distant peaks; the water and sky are the same color, and the sky and water are connected. This is a palindrome couplet describing a scene. The technique of palindrome plays a very good role in expressing and strengthening the theme. Readers can truly feel the endless spectacular scene of water and sky connected, mountains and fog connected.
Palindrome is a unique rhetorical method in Chinese that uses word order to loop back and forth. Stylistically, it is called "palindrome". This rhetorical method makes full use of the pronunciation and word structure characteristics of Chinese, and achieves the effect of endless sentences and semantics through repeated combinations, making people feel twists and turns, unfinished meaning, and endless aftertaste.
People first used the form of palindrome in poetry. Palindrome poems appeared as early as the Wei and Jin Dynasties. But it was not until the Tang Dynasty that palindrome poetry began to mature. By the Song Dynasty, palindrome poems had occupied a place in literati poetry. Many poets, such as Su Shi, Qin Guan, Zhu Xi, Wang Anshi and others, had palindrome poems handed down to the world.
A palindrome is a poem in which words are arranged into a text according to certain rules and can be read repeatedly. The form of this poem is endlessly varied and very flexible. Able to read forward, backward, diagonally, and alternately. As long as you read according to the rules, you can read beautiful poems with different artistic conceptions.
The form of palindrome is also widely used in a variety of literary styles. People use this technique to compose sentences, write poems, write lyrics, and compose music, which are called palindrome poems, palindrome words, and palindrome songs respectively. Although it contains game elements, it tests the author's ability to control words.