On the meaning of "Bi Xing", what is its significance in today's literary creation or criticism?

Bixing is the second part of Fu Bixing and the second part of the six meanings in The Book of Songs. Meaning is a figurative metaphor for people or things, which makes its characteristics more distinct and prominent.

Song Ru and Zhu think: If you compare, you should compare things. In order to arouse all the words, people who are interested in other things should be aroused first (slightly more complicated, sometimes similar to metaphors, especially metaphors and symbols, which are difficult to distinguish, and sometimes like an expression habit, which aims to render a certain atmosphere and attract readers into the realm of poetry, and seems to have no direct relationship with the expressed content).

Bixing

This is the traditional expression of China's poetry. In Song Dynasty, Zhu explained "Bi Xing" as a means of expression. He thinks: "If we compare, we should compare this thing with another thing"; "If you are excited, you should say something else first to arouse the words you are reciting."

Some poems are partial comparisons, and some are overall image comparisons, just like poems describing objects in later generations; "Xing" means rising, that is, using other things as the starting point of poetry to arouse the content to be praised.