(7) Flexible use of parts of speech-In ancient Chinese, the use of function words in content words, combined with the meaning of sentences, is often empty. Function words are practical and not fixed, so the flexible use of parts of speech is more prominent. It turns out that words created by working people according to specific things are all content words. The Yuan and Zhou Dynasties' Six Books of True and False said: "Generally speaking, the ancients created characters, mostly engaged in the beginning, and later rhetoricians took real characters as empty word to achieve their meaning ..." Today's empty word is full of ancient real characters. The so-called word is "invisible". It means that it is difficult to understand the meaning of a single word literally, and it is also difficult to find it in a dictionary. It must be understood in combination with contextual sentences in order to understand it. Therefore, in ancient books, the phenomenon of flexible use of parts of speech is manifested as: real and virtual, virtual and real, often changing endlessly, and it is difficult to grasp its regularity. For example, "Yu" is the first personal pronoun "I", but it is also used as a function word in ancient books. Ancient sound reading snake,