2. How to write a composition on the topic of imitation and innovation? First of all, you should find out which grade this composition belongs to;
Secondly, look at the limitations of writing this article;
Then, I want to know what I should express in the article.
Also, how to say what you want to express in specific language can make people understand it thoroughly. ...
My understanding of "imitation and innovation" is for your reference:
Imitation is the foundation of innovation, and innovation is the destination of imitation;
Imitation is always backward, and innovation means "no one has me" and always leads;
Imitation is because of laziness, and innovation comes from hard work;
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3. Imitation and innovation Who can write an argumentative essay of 800 words? In our society, there are fewer and fewer people who can think, are willing to think and think seriously.
The inertia of thinking makes people accustomed to simple imitation. I will do what others do. No pressure, no loneliness, psychological sense of security. And this kind of mechanical and formal imitation has no value to society. At most, others eat meat and you drink soup.
People often lament that opportunities are getting less and less. In fact, the development of society has brought more personalized and diversified needs. The more demand, the more opportunities. People always know how much they know, and don't know how much they don't know, just like a circle, where the known is inside, the unknown is outside, and the unknown is far more than the known.
In other words, there is still a lot of room for innovation. For example, the development of automobile industry has brought about the development of related industries, such as automobile maintenance, auto parts, car washing, automobile decoration, tourism and leisure, energy, environmental protection and so on. Every value chain demand in every industry may be an opportunity for innovation.
Innovation is to create a demand or meet a demand. Innovation is not high-tech. Business model, employment model and sales model are all innovations.
According to statistics, 80-90% of technological innovators have not made any money, but those enterprises that integrate technological innovation with product utility, price and cost are valuable innovations. Innovation is not very mysterious. What others can't think of, what others don't want to do, and what others can't do well, you think of it, you are willing to do it, and you will do it well. This is innovation.
For example, Ms. Li Hui from Sichuan started by shoeshine, and now there are more than 2,000 shoeshine chain stores; Yantai Hope Group 1996 began to sell pig's head meat, and now it is one of the top 50 enterprises in China meat industry. Innovation is not not to imitate, but to be superior to the imitation object in one or several aspects, such as technology, cost and service.
For example, Starbucks learns coffee making from Italian cafes and marketing model from McDonald's. Imitation to the extreme or transcendence is also innovation.
Innovation is not very complicated. Working methods, skills and ideas can be innovated. Others can send 100 fax a day, and you can send 10000 fax, which is innovation; Others cope with the work, and your efforts (according to the survey, less than 20% of employees are really working hard at present) are innovation.
Wealth is created, and imitation can only transfer wealth. Although innovation is risky, it can add value to life and promote social progress.
Innovation is not far away, it is all around us. As long as you have enough sense of responsibility, the sense of innovation will permeate every bit of your work, and each of us can keep innovating in our own posts.
4. Ask for a composition, there are requirements ~ Don't just imitate others, because the purpose of imitation is to bring and innovate the so-called "bringing", that is, to learn from others what you don't have. Mr. Lu Xun once shouted: "We should open our eyes, use our brains and do it ourselves!" But, can you take it yourself? No, we must innovate. Yuan Mei, a poet in the Qing Dynasty, once said: "Eating mulberry and spinning silk is not mulberry; Bees pick flowers, but the honey they brew is not flowers. "If" eating mulberry and picking flowers "can be counted as" bringing ",then" spinning silk to make honey "is" innovation ". Imagine if a bee picked 1000 flowers but couldn't brew a drop of honey, or if it brewed pollen, would people still praise it like today? Small creatures like silkworms and bees are still like this, and we should understand the value of "innovation" more. If we are superior to other creatures, I am afraid that we have brains, and we can "use our brains to get them ourselves". But our brain is not a container. We should "use our brain" again and innovate what we have to make it shine more brightly. Mankind develops and progresses through innovation. Huang Daopo improved textile technology, Shen Kuo wrote a 12-year calendar, China's four great inventions, Britain's industrial revolution ... which social changes and scientific and technological progress are not the result of smart people's innovation? Of course, there is no way to innovate without "bringing it", just as a silkworm can't spit silk without eating mulberry leaves. But if it is given to ancestors blindly, and "tradition" is the only way to avoid innovation, how can the wheel of history turn? Newton once said that he was awarded the title of science because he stood on the shoulders of giants. But he is certainly not the only one who has studied the theory of ancestors and stood on the shoulders of giants. Just because Newton was not satisfied with this height and dared to take his own steps, history remembered his name because of the birth of Newton's three laws. Looking at the present, in an open period, we need to take it from the "outside". However, of course not. In order to bring "openness", "reform" needs innovation! We use "advanced science and management technology" pollen, combined with our national conditions, to brew our own honey-"Socialism with Chinese characteristics"! Let's look back at the world around us. People have been calling for changing "exam-oriented education" into "quality education". I think this point should be made clear first: students should not only learn to "pick flowers" but also learn to "make honey" at school. For a long time, we have paid too much attention to "bringing" and neglected "innovation". Students firmly remember what the textbook says, so many celebrities say so. Take it as the foundation of innovation, and innovation is harder than taking it. This is a difficult process. Silkworms molt six times from eating mulberry leaves to spinning and cocooning. However, if one day, everyone can not only "eat mulberry flowers" but also "spin silk to make honey", then think about what our world will become. It must be as beautiful as brocade and as sweet as honey.
5. Innovative composition imitation of Japanese quartz watches from Rolex led to a serious backlog of 8 million watches. Until a large number of watches were destroyed, only twelve watches were left, but they were sold at high prices. This reminds us not to imitate blindly, but to innovate.
The stars in the sky are like broken diamonds embedded in the night, but the brightest is the light of the moon; The beach is full of shells, like an elf hiding in the gravel, and the most precious thing is the music of conch. Refuse to repeat the gloom of the stars and the mediocrity of the shell. Only by innovation can we take a wonderful step in the bright moon and play an extraordinary tune with the sea breeze.
Dongshi is a good example, a typical example of blind imitation. While appreciating the beauty of the stone, it ignores the limitations of its own conditions. Holding your hand slightly on your chest, you think it's like a weak willow, which adds a bit of femininity, but you don't know that you are so different from Shi. Just following the trend will only add ugliness and laughter.
In today's society, we should refuse to imitate blindly. Too much imitation can only become a stumbling block on the road to success, and only innovation can open up a bright future.
6. Find me a composition from imitation to innovation.
Because of the importance of the automobile industry to the national economy, it has always been regarded as a core secret by countries and giants. In addition to the traditional automobile powers, whether Japan, ranked second in the world, or South Korea, a rising star in the past two years, the automobile industry was poor when it first started. How to level a tall building? Everyone used reverse engineering.
Reverse engineering refers to the process of measuring an object or model by certain measuring means and reconstructing the physical model, so as to realize product design and manufacturing. Different from the traditional drawing-manufacturing-physical process, reverse engineering is to have physical objects first, then collect data through various surveying and mapping means, and then manufacture them.
In the era when Akio Toyoda started his business, although there was no computer-aided design, the principle was the same. Even now, it is one of the necessary steps in commercial warfare to buy back competitors' products and disassemble them.
This primitive reverse engineering has helped Toyota and Hyundai enter the room, but the future depends on them. Although it lasted for 30 years from 1950s to the end of 1970s, Japanese automobile factories always borrowed design elements from the United States and Europe. But they made a "Japanese" improvement. For example, in appearance, they have changed according to the Japanese body shape. To some extent, this is progress. Japanese and Koreans digested and mastered the core automobile technology through reverse engineering, and created the automobile kingdom of Japan and South Korea on this basis. Similarly, although the development of independent brands in China is not long, it has also made progress in this process.
Yin, CEO of Chery, admitted that Tiggo was "doing bad things for the last time". This year's Shanghai Auto Show exhibited the real "Made in Chery", and it is difficult to find the shadow of other famous cars. The progress of Shuanghuan from the "super-change" of Bao SRV to the "CEO who learns from others" is obvious; BYD's F6 is more mature after F3 and looks like a Corolla.
For independent brands, if imitating cars will make people think of "this is the prototype", it is also overestimating the effect of imitation. First of all, the logo of the car can be seen at a glance as another brand and another product. And for some products with the same design elements, people will not take it as original. An auspicious pride, even if the front face looks like a Mercedes-Benz, people will not regard it as a Mercedes-Benz. Third, even if the imitation is more similar, the price is enough to separate the imitator from the original place: for example, although the noble SRV and Honda CRV are similar in appearance, they are quite different in details, workmanship and even visual coordination. And for consumers, customers who have the ability to consume CRV rarely choose Noble because it is similar to CRV.
It is precisely because of this that pure imitation is difficult to surpass originality, such as 1988 Lexus imitating Mercedes-Benz. What really makes it a luxury car is its unique design after getting rid of the influence of Mercedes-Benz. Therefore, the ultimate goal of imitation is innovation, just as Qian Zhongshu said, "Imitation introduces creation, and artistry will cultivate experts' appreciation. Many real things in the world begin with imitation."
7. How to write imitation and innovation from imitation? If we want to choose the most imitative country in the world, then Japan must take the lead. With its superb imitation technology and wisdom, Yamato absorbed the scientific and technological civilization accumulated by western powers for hundreds of years in the middle and late19th century, and achieved "overnight wealth" through the Meiji Restoration, becoming a member of the capitalist powers. That's right. Japan is such a contradictory aggregate. It not only has super imitation ability, but also has commendable innovation consciousness. They don't blindly imitate the achievements of others. After absorbing the experience of foreigners, they also try their best to improve and create better, more efficient and more convenient products. This may be the reason why Japan is so small and powerful-imitation and innovation. Imitation has always been criticized by the world and is often regarded as a kind of unproductive. I only take Japan as an example, because it explains the relationship between imitation and innovation well. This Japanese imitation is not only a simple acceptance, but also gradually becomes a leader as a receiver of knowledge. Just like a three-year-old child likes to imitate his father's everything, including language and movements. Their imitation is so enjoyable, but it is by no means limited to this. Once a child grows up, he will also add his own elements to his father's words. At the same time, it is also well carried forward. This is exactly what the Japanese do, take the essence and discard the dross, instead of accepting and inheriting it all. As a result, Japanese innovation came into being. It can be seen that imitation and innovation are also a progressive relationship in a sense. When you are confused, it is sometimes the best policy to imitate others and try to follow others' path. Although criticized by others, it is even considered as a manifestation of losing personality and independence. We can recall the experience of Japan. If there is no imitation accumulation in the early stage, how can there be so many imaginative ideas? We can even say that imitation is the cornerstone of innovation to a certain extent-of course, this only refers to the lack of congenital conditions-such as Japan, where the level of science and technology was not high in the past. This kind of imitation is not the imitation of "imitation is dead", but what we call Japan is imitation (of course, the Japanese's sense of innovation is also related to their own enterprising spirit). However, if you have the ability to innovate, it is undeniable that imitation is also essential in the early stage of innovation. We have no reason or right to laugh at those imitators. Maybe they will become innovative people tomorrow! Suddenly, I remembered our ancient China. We used to have the same spirit of innovation and glory. When it finally disappeared, the vicissitudes of time made us live in a small house, and we gradually grew old and lost our vitality. When we were apprentices, we only learned to imitate and didn't know how to innovate, so that now we have to copy even a TV program and an advertisement. In a short time, we really achieved great success. Maybe we really need to learn from the Japanese now, even though they have learned from us for more than ten centuries. But in addition, we must also find the soul of our own nation. The so-called "self-improvement of a gentleman" is the soul. If so, the rise of China is not far away, and the day when China stands among the nations of the world is not far away.