1, antithesis sentence: The structure of the sentence presents a symmetrical form, which usually echoes each other in terms of level, number of words and rhyme. For example, the pigeons in Guanguan are in Hezhou. ("Guanju")

2. Near-body sentence: The two parts of the sentence have similar or opposite meanings, forming a cohesive and echoing relationship. For example, if you pick Wei, Wei will stop. I said I would go home, but it still didn't come true by the end of the year. ("Picking Wei")

3. Duality: It consists of two opposite parts. By comparing the meaning or language structure, the expressive effect of sentences is highlighted. For example, there are bandits and gentlemen, such as sharpening. (Ghost in the North Mountain)

4. compound sentence: It consists of two or more parallel sentences with similar or identical structures, conveying the same information or presenting similar images. For example, the sun and the moon suddenly do not flood, and spring and autumn have successively. (Feng Wei Papaya)

These basic sentence patterns are intertwined in The Book of Songs, forming a unique rhythm and aesthetic feeling. It not only shows the author's rich feelings and thoughts, but also reflects the exquisite use of language and the pursuit of beauty by the ancients.

The Book of Songs is one of the important treasures of ancient Chinese culture, the earliest collection of poems in China and an important part in the history of ancient literature.

The Significance of The Book of Songs

1, social record: The Book of Songs records the social life and historical events of that period, reflecting the political system, customs, war conflicts and so on in ancient society. Through these records, we can understand the face and changes of ancient society.

2. Moral education: There are many chapters in The Book of Songs that focus on moral education, eulogize noble gentlemen, criticize evil behaviors, and advocate integrity, courage and loyalty. The Book of Songs emphasizes the importance of morality and advocates that people follow correct moral principles in personal and social life.

3. Natural observation: The Book of Songs describes a large number of natural scenery and seasonal changes, expressing the author's observation and perception of nature. The Book of Songs expresses the relationship between man and nature by describing mountains and rivers, animals and plants, astronomical phenomena and climate, and conveys the beautiful and mysterious feeling of nature.