What rhetorical devices did refined women use in the second chapter?

The rhetorical devices used in the second chapter of Jing Nv are as follows:

The pun on "female beauty" and "beauty but difference" is ostensibly a compliment to Tongguan and Meicao, but actually a compliment to women. The truth is that "bandits are beautiful and beautiful."

Pun refers to the intentional use of the same topic or polysemous words to make a sentence have two meanings at the same time in a specific language environment. On the surface, it is the first meaning, but in fact it is the second meaning, that is, the words here refer to another. Pun includes homophonic pun and semantic pun. Puns can make language express implicit humor, deepen meaning and leave a deep impression on people.

Ding Zhen uses the end of the last article as the beginning of the next article, which is a rhetorical device called Ding Zhen, also known as thimble or Julian. The use of real rhetoric can not only make the sentence structure neat and the tone coherent, but also highlight the interlocking organic connection between things.

Appreciation of Poetry: Although the pattern of this poem is not large, its writing is simple, its style is distinctive and its content is extremely rich. Zhu once compared it to papaya, but in fact they are different in artistic expression. "Papaya" is frank and unrestrained, showing the persistent pursuit of love, while "Jingnv" places her loyalty to love on the items given by her lover, and expresses her love for her lover by praising the beauty of the token.

The poet pays attention to the subtle psychological activities of the characters and the complex inner feelings that can be empathetic. There are anxious expectations, hidden joy in trysts, and happiness looming in memories afterwards. Because of this, it is very different from "papaya", which is particularly graceful, subtle and true.