Benjamin Lee Whorf, a linguist who graduated from the discipline of chemical engineering and worked as fire prevention engineer throughout his life, his linguistic idea has long been underestimated, doubted and criticized. It seems that "Whorfian Hypothesis", or "Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis", i.e. "linguistic determinism" and "linguistic relativism", is the identity label for this great linguist and the "empty gasoline drums" is just some anecdote people could gossip about. It is only after John Carrol edited and published a series of Whorf's papers and Gao Yihong and others translated and introduced these into China that Whorf's thoughts become well-known. Penny Lee has reconstructed Whorf's theory complex in 1996 and elaborated further Whorf's thoughts comprehensively. Whorf's thoughts on linguistic thinking center on his thinking of points, patternment, linkage and rapport. This section of the Chinese Translation of The Whorf Theory Complex displays his thinking on linguistic patternment.