[phrase A] ,[phrase B] ,[phrase C]
有的 + [verb phrase] ,有的 + [verb phrase] ,有的 + [verb phrase]
排比 is parallelism: three or more phrases with the same shape and usually the same repeated word, set one after another. Each item adds to the one before, and the last carries the most weight. It belongs to speeches, essays, slogans and descriptive writing.
The shared word carries the pattern. It can be a verb (是, 让, 要), a frame (有的…有的…), or the opening of each clause.
Writers usually put the longest or strongest item last, so the series rises. Shorter items first, longer ones after, is the safe default.
The effect breaks as soon as one item changes shape. If two items share 让 + person + adjective, the third has to as well.
Two matched lines are 对偶, a different figure. 排比 needs at least three.