When writing a paper, you should consider the argument, what to use as an argument to prove it, how to demonstrate it, and then draw a conclusion. This paper will discuss it from four aspects: argument, argument, demonstration and writing skills.

Argument, argument, argument

The basic requirements of an argument are: the author's views and opinions; The basic requirements of arguments are: factual arguments (celebrity cases) and rational arguments (authoritative quotes, aphorisms, poems and common sentences); The basic requirements of argumentation are: comparative reasoning, metaphorical reasoning and quotation.

Total score, difficult answer, comparison

Writing can be done in various ways, such as total score, difficult answer and comparison. The general formula is to put forward a general argument first, then discuss and analyze each sub-argument separately, and finally draw a conclusion; The difficult answer is to ask a question that everyone cares about at the beginning of the article, and then answer it one by one, step by step; Contrast is to compare and contrast two different things in the opposite way, and then draw a conclusion.

Writing skills

Writing skills include foresight, from the outside to the inside, from here to there to understand the work. Far-sighted is to stand tall and look far, not to talk about things; Seeing a micro-book is to see a development trend and a major event from small things; From the outside to the inside, from the surface to the essence of things; From this to that, sometimes two things seem to have nothing to do. In fact, they have certain internal relations. You should be able to connect them.