Is changing customs an intertextuality?

Intertextuality: In two or more phrases or sentences with the same or similar structure, the former phrase or sentence implies the words appearing in the latter phrase or sentence, and the latter phrase or sentence implies the words appearing in the previous phrase or sentence, which is a rhetorical way with interlaced forms and complementary meanings. Structural units generated according to intertextuality can be divided into two categories.

1, phrase In the same sentence, two phrases with the same or similar structure are juxtaposed in form and complementary in meaning.

2. sentence patterns. In two or more consecutive sentences with the same or similar structure, one end is raised before and after the quoted part, which permeates and complements each other in understanding.