The difference between argument and theme

1, with different definitions. Argument is the author's viewpoint and view on the problem discussed, and the topic is a proposition to be proved. It's just a question or object of discussion. The former is like "profound academic attainments come from diligence", while the latter is like "talking about modesty".

2. Different requirements. The argument should be correct, clear, targeted, in line with objective reality, scientific truth and Marxism-Leninism, with clear views, for or against, unambiguous and clear-cut attitude. The establishment of the topic has no author's views and opinions, and it can be a one-sided wrong understanding or phenomenon.

3. Different forms. Judging from the topic, the presentation of the argument is generally a relatively complete judgment sentence, such as "self-taught candidates should have knowledge of literature and history", and the appearance of the topic is often phrases, such as "thinking and acting", "asking questions" and "talking about bones".

4. Different positions. The position of the argument is flexible, which can be in the title, at the beginning of the article or at the end of the article; The position of the topic is generally at the beginning of the title or text.