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What is narrative?
Narrative is a literary form with the main contents of remembering people, narrating, describing scenery and images, writing about characters experience and the development and changes of things.

Five expressions:

1. Narration is the art of expressing the process of time.

2. Description: It is the art of showing the appearance of space.

3. Discussion is the art of reasoning about opinions.

4. Lyric: It is the art of expressing and talking.

5. Description: It is an art of informing combining science with practicality.

Extended data:

1. Six narrative elements: people, time, place, cause, process and result of events.

2. Name of narrator:? The first person (authentic), the second person (more intimate) and the third person (more extensive).

3. Narrative clues: human feelings line, material line, emotional line, event line, time line and ground line.

4. Narrative sequence: chronological narrative, flashback, insertion, supplementary narrative and sub-narrative (flat narrative).

5. Narrative division: according to the development process, spatial transformation, content change, character character, scene change, emotional change and expression change of the event.

6. Narrative sentences (tone): declarative sentences, interrogative sentences, exclamatory sentences and imperative sentences.