(1) Having novel ideas is common sense and "normal" thinking. Seeing new meanings in common things, thinking from another angle and looking at problems from another angle is innovative thinking. Argumentative essays are often superior to others because of their novel views, giving people a refreshing feeling. 1, a small experiment, the cultivation and renovation of thinking idioms (classroom discussion) such as: wine is not afraid of the depth of the alley-good wine is also afraid of the depth of the alley-teaching people to cry with an axe-whimsical-alarmist-reference answer: men can't cry well-(ruthlessness is not necessarily a hero or men crying is not a crime) teaching men to teach axes. Dare to challenge and not be afraid of authority) Absurdity-(Innovation is inseparable from bold imagination) Worrying about the sky-(Take precautions or worry about the pollution of our living space) 2. The novel meaning and angle here usually have three meanings: first, I see what others can't see in ordinary things, and others only see what people know, but he sees it from other angles. The second is to see the depth that others can't see in ordinary things. Others only see the surface, but he sees the essence, which can be described as "deep"; Third, seeing something contrary to what others see in ordinary events, others think according to "normal" thinking, but he sees the meaning beyond "normal", which can be described as "new". 3. The way to realize the novel idea (1) is to understand from many aspects and enhance the uniqueness of the idea. Looking at the same thing from different angles, the result will be different; The same thing, if you think from different sides, the result will be different. Many candidates are used to observing and thinking from a well-known angle according to fixed thinking. If someone changes their perspective, it is possible to "innovate".