Systematically, the sentence patterns in The Book of Songs are mainly four-character, and there are also two-character, three-character, five-character, seven-character and eight-character sentences.

Systematically, the sentence patterns in The Book of Songs are mainly four-character, and there are also two-character, three-character, five-character, seven-character and eight-character sentences. Why not six characters? Two: interjections.

Three: mostly imperative sentences.

V and VII: The form of China's classical poetry is fluent.

Eight: Special usage.

Six words are pairs of broken sentences, which destroy the coherence of poetry to a certain extent, so it is difficult to get full development.

But there are still six sentences in the Book of Songs, such as: I am jealous of each other, and I will never be hurt. ("Nan Zhou's Ear Flipping")