The rhetorical function of allotropy in allotropy words

1. Simplicity. Languages ??all over the world tend to be concise, and Chinese is no exception. Allotropy is extremely simple within the framework of Chinese grammar and expression. It uses local materials and only slightly adjusts the word order or sentence order, so its realm may be rich and colorful, or it may be completely different.

For example, the slogan of the kindergarten: "Everything for the children, for everything for the children, for all the children."

"Everything for the children", the subject-predicate phrase, expresses everything we do. Fangfang's work is all about the healthy growth of children. "Everything for the child" is the prepositional phrase, which means comprehensively and meticulously making the child grow up healthily, both physically and mentally. "For all children" is also an introduction phrase, which means that children should be treated equally regardless of nationality, rich or poor, noble or humble.

2. Elegance. Generally, classical poetry is used, which is both literary and implicit. For example, the writer Chen Rong said in response to the situation of environmental pollution and ecological imbalance: "The country is broken by the mountains and rivers." In Du Fu's poem "Spring Outlook", it is "The country is broken by the mountains and rivers." Chen Rong picked it up at his fingertips and adjusted the word order, which is both elegant and vivid, expressing the writer's deep concern.

3. Humor. Generally in informal situations, using ridiculing and humorous spoken language is both popular and enhances a certain atmosphere. For example, when the host proposes a toast at a banquet, he usually says: "Do it first as a token of respect." But some hosts really don't know how to drink, so they come over and say: "Respect first." Polite yet dignified, the humorous opening remarks harmonized the atmosphere of the banquet.

4. Irony. Use the method of isotropy to criticize the unreasonable phenomenon. For example, during the Cultural Revolution, there was a slogan in Shanghai: "Strongly Demand Zhang Chunqiao to Become Prime Minister." People could not restrain their hatred for the "Gang of Four" and cleverly used allotropes to fight back, changing the slogan to "Zhang Chunqiao Strongly Demands" Become Prime Minister." This pointedly exposed Zhang Chunqiao's ambition. How spicy, how clever, it makes people laugh.

5. Neat. The sentence structure adopts the order of allotropes and has the neat beauty of return and reciprocation. Couplets and palindrome poems go without saying, and even spoken ballads are no exception. For example: some cadres have lost the support of the people, and people say: "What they say on the stage is what they say off the stage." Also, "Education does not equal ability, diploma does not equal level, and professional title does not equal competence." "If you don't work hard today, I will work hard to find a job tomorrow." These ballads have neat sentences and harmonious rhymes, and are highly expressive and infectious.