1. There are PageRankepositive and postpositive attributes in terms of position.

2. English and Chinese postpositive attributive differs not only in types, but also in forms, so it's very difficult to compare their systems.

3. The prepositive attributives and postpositive attributives in the English and Chinese languages have some similarities and also have their own distinct characteristics.

4. It is controversial among scholars whether there is postpositive attribute in ancient Chinese language.

5. There are prepositive and postpositive attributes in terms of position.

6. This part also analyzes the syntax units used as English and Chinese postpositive attributive, and gives a general classification.

7. But in pre-Qin Chinese, with Zuo Zhuan its representative, this structure becomes manifest in the language itself, for both the prepositive and the postpositive exist though their number is not equal.

8. This paper draws a conclusion that there indeed exists the postpositive attribute although it is used not often.

9. Chapter Two begins with the definition of attributive in English and Chinese, and ascertains the identifying criterion of English and Chinese postpositive attributive.