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Lyrics with Contrastive Rhetoric: Is Contrast Rhetoric?
Contrast is a rhetorical device. There are comparative rhetoric lyrics of Gan Lin's heroic fighting in the film.

Deliberately put two opposing and relative things or two opposing and relative aspects of the same thing together and describe and explain them in a comparative way. This rhetorical method is called contrast. Using contrast, we can reveal the opposition between good and bad, good and evil, beauty and ugliness, which gives people a deep impression and enlightenment.

Comparison mainly includes the following categories:

1. Comparison of two different themes. For example, the lyrics of "Battle Hymn of Heroes" say: the enemy decays into dirt, and the warrior turns into Venus. There is a strong contrast between talking about the enemy and talking about us. There is also Mao Zedong's famous sentence: Modesty makes people progress, while pride makes people lag behind.

2. Comparison of two aspects of a theme. A typical example is Lu Xun's famous saying: Look at a thousand fingers coldly and bow your head as a willing ox. Let's talk about a typical famous sentence, which is a famous sentence in Fan Zhongyan's "The Story of Yueyang Tower": Worry about the world first, and then enjoy the world.

3. The contrast between two subjects in one thing. Typical examples: Gladiators stop cars, shake trees, and greedy snakes swallow elephants.