It is not difficult to write a wonderful paper after reading it. The key is that you can finish reading the article, and then express yourself concisely and completely. However, some people find it difficult to write after reading it.
Step 1: Read through the paper.
For example, what is the theme and background of this paper, and are the problems it studies and the viewpoints it puts forward meaningful or interesting? What arguments and argumentation means did it use when demonstrating this issue or viewpoint, and what was the final conclusion? What is the significance of this conclusion or, in fact, whether there are any problems or shortcomings in this conclusion? If you understand all this, you will feel much more comfortable to write after reading it.
Step 2: List your understanding of the paper and the problems you think of.
Use divergent thinking, sort it out in your mind, make a draft before you start writing an article. Although the post-reading feeling pays attention to divergent thinking with individuality, the arguments and topics you personally triggered should not be too far away from the theme of the paper you read, otherwise there will be no connection between them.
Step 3: Remember to have clear arguments and arguments when writing a paper.
I don't want you to write a running account or a narrative, but I want you to write your sincere feelings, your views on this paper, why you have such views, and what you can learn from or change and guide your future life and way of doing things.
Step 4: Write a title for reading.
The general format of the topic is-"after reading" or "after reading". This format just uses the title of the paper you see and directly adds the words "feeling after reading", which is simple and straightforward, and does not beat around the bush. However, if you want to make the topic more brilliant, you can take the viewpoint of your paper as the main title, and then write "Thoughts on reading ……" as the subtitle.
Step 5: Briefly describe the main contents of the paper.
Briefly retell the main idea of the paper you read in your own words, and then focus on your overall feelings and opinions. This is written as the beginning of the first paragraph of the article. Don't need too many words to avoid the phenomenon of phoenix head and phoenix tail. Two or three hundred words is enough.
Step 6: Describe the main content of this article and your own feelings.
This part can be divided into several paragraphs. First of all, you put forward your own views and opinions on the paper you read, and then you can demonstrate it in detail. Among them, you can also express your feelings around some contents and sentences of the paper you read. After all, what is written here is the feeling after reading, and it is more appropriate to express some real feelings in it. Otherwise, the whole article looks cold, and it is really an unsuccessful comment.
Step 7: Write down what thoughts you have brought to your future life after reading this paper.
This kind of thinking can be about your study, life, self-confidence, etc., and it can also be a kind of appeal, feeling and consideration for the present society. In any case, the post-reading feeling of writing a paper is mainly about writing your own inner feelings, rather than "forcing you to attach something grandiose", so if you grasp your true feelings, you can organize the language and write it down.