1. Writing at the beginning: Everything is difficult at the beginning, so is writing a composition, but the beginning of the article is very important. Commonly used methods are as follows:

(1) Background method: explain the time, place, scene and other background of the event.

(2) Character method: explain the main characters or related characters to be described in the article.

(3) Topic syntax: Put forward a viewpoint or argument as a topic to be clarified or discussed in the article.

(4) questioning method: Asking questions leads to the content of the article and attracts readers' attention.

(5) Amazing sense of language: Starting with sentences with amazing sense of language, arouse readers' interest.

(6) Story method: spread the article in the form of storytelling, and spread the article on this basis. Multilingual narrative, but also argumentative.

(7) Data method: citing verified figures to cause topics.

(8) Grammatical quotation: quote famous sayings or commonly used idioms and proverbs as the beginning of the article.

(9) Definition method: it is common to define the topic first, and then explain it in detail through examples, logical reasoning and other methods.

(10) exaggeration: attracting readers on the premise of an absolutely impossible event.

2. Writing of the text

(1) Deduction method:

From general to individual. Put the sentence with universality and generality at the beginning of the paragraph, and the other sentences in the paragraph are the concretization of the topic sentence and the concrete explanation of the topic sentence.

(2) induction:

From special to ordinary. According to specific and individual cases, the general rules are summarized.

Step 3 write it at the end

(1) brief evaluation or conclusion: the last few sentences of the article summarize the full text, further affirming the central idea of the article or the author's point of view.

(2) Repeat the topic sentence: go back to the central idea or topic sentence of the article to achieve the effect of re-affirmation or emphasis.

(3) Ending with a rhetorical question: Although the form is a question, the meaning is affirmative, with obvious emphasis, which can arouse readers' thinking.

(4) Put forward a prospect or hope: put forward a prospect or hope for the future and call on readers to act on it.

(5) Quote famous sayings, proverbs and common idioms at the end.