Specific Chinese logical reasoning was mainly not focused on explicit elaborations of systematic or coherent formulations of the universal rational laws. In its prevailing form it did not produce any comprehensive system of symbolism for abstract or formally expressible thought. In China, logical thought was always linked to the language, especially to its semantic aspects, and was determined by its close connection to ethics. The fact that analogies were extremely important in traditional Chinese logic is clearly evidenced by most of the influential works of the ancient period. The article explores the connection between specific Chinese analogies and the relational or structural paradigms of specific ancient Chinese reasoning.