1, stick to the topic:

The title should closely focus on the theme of the argumentative paper and highlight the core content of the argument or discussion.

2. Use rhetorical devices:

Rhetorical devices such as metaphor, personification and contrast can be used to write titles to make them more expressive and attractive.

3. Positive and negative contrast:

You can use positive and negative comparisons to write titles, and highlight ideas and arguments through comparison.

4. Use verbs:

Using verbs in titles can make titles more lively and leave a deep impression on readers.

5, the use of famous sentences:

You can use famous aphorisms and idioms to write titles, and increase the characteristics and attractiveness of titles by quoting the structure and meaning of famous sentences.

Requirements for the proposed topic:

1, appropriate and vivid, novel and vivid.

The title should be closely related to the content of the article, so that readers can understand what the article is written at a glance, but it should not be the same, so as to make readers feel refreshed and arouse their interest in reading. An essay with the theme of "listening", "ideal and reality" and "pursuing truth" is too large, inappropriate and even wrong. Although the title "Believe in yourself and listen to other people's opinions" is in line with the content of the article, it is relatively dull and lacks new ideas.

2. Be concise and try to avoid verbosity.

Engels once said: "The simpler the topic, the less puzzling it is, the better." This is mainly because short titles can give people a deep impression and give people a broad associative space. For example, "the relationship between diploma and level should be viewed dialectically" is not as simple and attractive as "diploma and level". The scope of the topic should be as small as possible, from the perspective of self-establishment, not too big and too wide.

3, implicit and meaningful, intriguing.

The topic is rich in meaning and enlightening, which can arouse readers' thinking. For example, "Evil in the Sun" and "The Road of Blood Guided by Bodhisattva" naturally arouse readers' thinking and have infinite charm. In the composition titled "Music", a classmate's title is "You, a classmate-a walking song", which is a poem in itself, implicit and intriguing.

4, in line with the style, according to the text.

Topic composition is generally not limited to style, and articles of different genres should have different styles of titles. For example, writing a narrative with the theme of "dream" can have the titles of "dream come true" and "thinking of that summer vacation". Writing prose can have such titles as "this scene is like a dream" and "more beautiful than a dream"; When writing an argumentative essay, you can have the title "Where there is a dream, there is hope".