The first step: carefully examine the questions.

1, marking key points: read the material carefully, mark the keywords with a pencil, and think about the position of these keywords in the material.

2. For example, what is the most important, what is the auxiliary, and what is the secondary, and the internal relationship of these keywords.

Step 2: Determine the key words and make a decision.

Write down the key words, turn them into what they really symbolize, and make an idea from the following four angles.

Step 3: Make up your mind not to step on the pit.

1. Health: The content praised, criticized or explained in an article should be educated or inspired by others after reading it.

2. Key points: An article must be written around one center, not scattered, and there cannot be two (or more) centers.

3. Don't think too big: if an article is too big, it will lead to the whole article being too empty and too general. It is best to conceive what to do, why to do it and how to do it from a certain angle.