The writing order is varied, and the common ones are:

First, write in chronological order. When writing about people, events and scenes, they are generally described in chronological order. For example, the article "Tall Gleditsia Tree" describes the appearance of Gleditsia Tree at the beginning, and then describes the convenience and happiness that Gleditsia Tree brings to students in the chronological order of "spring, summer, autumn and winter" throughout the year.

Second, write in the order of position change. Write in the order of place change, often used for writing travel notes, visiting notes and activities. For example, in the article "Remember Jinhua Shuanglong Cave", the overall situation and main features of Jinhua Shuanglong Cave are described in the order of Jinhua City → Luodian → Road → Cave → Outer Cave → Pore → Inner Cave → Exit Cave. Another example is the article "Visiting the Great Hall of the People".

Third, write in the order of things. Some articles are written in the order of cause, process and result. For example, in the article "Porcelain Stone", soldiers love to pick up stones and race stones, which is the reason why "Porcelain Stone" was discovered; Picking up stones, washing stones, finding "porcelain stones" and studying "porcelain stones" carefully is the process of finding "porcelain stones"; Soldiers love "China Stone", which is the result of "China Stone". This writing makes people understand the stage and the ins and outs of things. Fourth, write in the order of different contents. Divide the contents into several categories according to the nature of things, and then describe them in the order of classification. This method is often used to write articles with explanatory articles and objects. For example, in the article My Uncle Lu Xun, the author wrote four things with different contents.

Write in the order of general statement and sub-statement.

1. The first three paragraphs of the article "Goodbye, Dear People" describe the scenes where volunteers bid farewell to their aunts, small golden flowers and sister-in-law, and the last paragraph summarizes the profound friendship between the Chinese and Korean people.

2. Summarize first, then divide, and then summarize. For example, in the article "Beautiful Xiaoxing 'anling", there are many trees in Xiaoxing 'anling, "like a green ocean", and then the scenery of Xiaoxing 'anling is written in spring, summer, autumn and winter respectively. Finally, it is concluded that "Xiaoxing 'anling has charming scenery all year round, which is a beautiful big garden and a huge treasure house." There are many writing orders.

The writing order is:

Xu Shun: In chronological order.

Flashback is to write the results of things first, and then write them in the order of things.

Interpolation inserts events into the narrative process and then continues the narrative.

The narrative order of the article is as follows:

1, the order of things (logical order)

2. Time series

3, visit, tour order

4. Insertion order

5, spatial transfer order

Step 6 reverse the order

7. Typing order

What is the writing order of the article? Write in chronological order.

When writing about people, events and scenes, they are generally described in chronological order.

Write in the order of position change.

It is often used for writing travel notes, visiting notes and activities.

Write in the order of things.

Write in the order of cause, process and result.

Write in the order of different content categories.

Write in the order of general statement and sub-statement.

Articles: Including works and works in various styles, such as poems, plays, novels, scientific papers, narrative articles, argumentative articles, expository articles and practical articles.

The article now means "an unfinished work through the ages", "poets should beware of prosperity", "I want to sit on the bench for ten years and don't want to write a word empty", "I want to accumulate sentences into chapters" and "I want to make statements and write chapters".

Broader articles also contain the meanings of "learning" and "mystery", such as "understanding the world is learning, and practicing human feelings is an article"

Writing: It is a creative mental labor process that uses language to reflect objective things, express thoughts and feelings, and transmit knowledge and information.

As a complete systematic process, writing activities can be roughly divided into three stages: collection, conception and expression.

Different from writers' free writing and professional writing, meaningful writing in Chinese class is a learning activity in which students create texts in written language according to specific requirements under the guidance of teachers, thus developing and improving their writing ability.

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What are the writing orders of articles? There are five writing orders: first, the development order of things. This method is mostly suitable for narratives, which are written according to "cause-development-climax-ending", but some articles will miss one or several links and are basically constructed according to "cause-process-ending".

For example, the cause of "borrowing arrows from grass boats": Zhou Yu was jealous of Zhuge Liang's talent and embarrassed Zhuge Liang with the task of building 100 thousand arrows in ten days.

Development: Zhou Yu did not give Zhuge Liang materials to make arrows, which further increased the difficulty of Zhuge Liang's making arrows, and Zhuge Liang skillfully prepared to borrow arrows.

Climax: Zhuge Liang borrowed an arrow from Cao Cao with a straw boat.

End: Zhuge Liang handed in the arrow as scheduled, and Zhou Yu sighed.

Second, it is often used to write articles about people, narratives, landscapes and objects arranged in chronological order.

For example, Thunderstorm: before it rains-when it rains-after it rains, for example, Beautiful Xiaoxing 'anling describes the four seasons: spring-summer-autumn-winter.

Third, according to the change order of spatial position, it is generally used for travel notes, visiting notes, writing activities, writing landscapes and other articles, and the spatial position often changes because of the change of the order and place of the author's observation.

In this way, as long as we grasp the words that can be marked in the article, it is easy to sort out the form of the paragraph.

For example, in Prairie, the paragraphs can be arranged according to the shift of people's activity places.

The first time I went to the grassland-into the commune-outside the yurt-inside the yurt-farewell outside the yurt.

Fourth, according to the order of different aspects of things, this way is often used to explain articles and describe things.

For example, in Whale, whales are large and small-the genus and species of whales-and the life habits of whales are all written about whales on the surface, but the author tells them from different sides, which makes people feel organized.

5. The specific structure of the article is 1. At the beginning, there is always: Kingfisher describes the appearance characteristics of Kingfisher: Kingfisher's color is very bright.

Feathers on the head are like olive headscarves, embroidered with jade patterns, feathers on the back are like light green coats, and feathers on the abdomen are like auburn shirts.

2. The first part is divided into the third paragraph "Yuanmingyuan was destroyed", and the last sentence is summarized as follows: "Walking in the garden is like roaming the whole country, enjoying the beautiful scenery at home and abroad, and lingering in it, as if being in a fantasy realm.

3. Never-never-never like: In the eighth paragraph of Bird's Paradise, the banyan tree is in full bloom, and it seems to show us all its vitality.

There are so many green leaves, one on top of the other, leaving no gaps.

Green shines brightly in our eyes, as if there is a new life trembling on every green leaf.

This beautiful southern tree! The first sentence describes the lush banyan tree. The second sentence and the third sentence focus on the first sentence respectively, describing the dense, colorful and vibrant leaves of banyan trees.

The fourth sentence praises the lush banyan tree.

Expressed the author's affection.

(general) 4. The method of recalling or flashback at the beginning is a method that is not written in chronological order and the development order of things. Instead, write out some plot parts or endings that happened later, and then come back to express and describe the reasons and processes of things. This method is very attractive.

The writing order of a composition is five common writing orders. First, write in chronological order.

When writing about people, events and scenes, they are generally described in chronological order.

Second, write in the order of place change.

It is often used for writing travel notes, visiting notes and activities.

Third, write in the order of things.

Write in the order of cause, process and result.

Fourth, write in the order of different content categories.

5. Write in the order of summary and sub-summary.

Is there an order of composition writing from the inside out? 1. Narrative order can be generally divided into four types: direct narration, flashback, insertion and supplementary narration.

Sequential narration is the most commonly used and basic narrative writing method, which generally refers to narration according to the time sequence of events.

Using this method, the level of the article can be basically consistent with the development process of the event, and it is easy to describe the event with a clear context.

The methods of sequential narration can be divided into the following categories: first, narration is completely chronological; The second is to describe the events in the order of location conversion; The third is to describe the events in the order of their internal logical connections.

When describing an example, because the change of time and the transformation order of space and place are often the same, there are often several ways to describe it in chronological order in an article.

Flashback means that according to the needs of expression, the ending or the most prominent fragment of the event is described in front, and then the event is described from the beginning according to the original development order.

Flashback can arouse suspense, enhance the attraction of the article and make it fascinating.

When using flashback method, we should pay attention to the following points: after the end of the event is explained at the beginning of the article, we should go back to the beginning of the event and write from the cause; After describing the event, we should return to the ending, so that the end is consistent and the structure is complete.

Interpolation refers to temporarily interrupting the narrative clue, inserting a paragraph related to the main plot, and then narrating the original content in the process of narrating the central event in order to help unfold the plot or portray the characters.

The narrative content should be able to supplement, explain or set off the central content, which can be long or short according to the needs of the central content, but it can't go beyond the scope of expressing the central idea, otherwise it will distract attention and appear cumbersome.

When using interpolation, we should arrange the connection with the central content, so as to make the transition natural and the content coherent.

Supplementary narration, also called descriptive narration, is to make some simple supplementary explanations to the people or things mentioned above in three or two sentences or a short paragraph.

Supplementary narrative is usually an organic part of the central event and the focus of the article.

Without supplementary narration, there will be loopholes in the story, which is puzzling

Second, the order of explanatory words is generally as follows: (1) If it is to explain the process of development and change of things, the order of "time" can be traced back to ancient times or to the present.

(2) If it is to explain the orientation and morphological characteristics of things, the order of "space" is adopted.

It can be from near to far, from far to near, from left to right, from south to north, from low to high and so on.

(3) If we want to clarify some operation procedures, we should take "procedures" as the order, that is, explain them one by one according to the order of operation behavior, so that readers can operate step by step and accurately.

(4) If the purpose of explanation is to explain things, it is necessary to adopt a "logical" order: generally, it is arranged according to causality and primary and secondary relations.

Specific scores of logical order: subject-time, cause-result, phenomenon-essence, feature-use, general-individual, generalization-concrete, whole-part.

Third, argumentative papers are in no particular order.

Generally speaking, look at the process of argument.

Argumentative writing is an important part of argumentative writing, and it also contains more contents.

① Basic types of argumentation: argumentation and refutation.

Argument is discussed from the front, and rebuttal is discussed from the opposite side.

We usually write argumentative essays mainly based on arguments.

② The basic structural level of argument: syllogism structure.

Put forward the question (what is it) → analyze the question (why) → solve the question (how to do it), that is, introduce the common argumentation structure of this theoretical conclusion: A, total score structure B, contrast structure C, hierarchical structure D and parallel structure.

The composition order is varied, and the common ones are as follows: First, write in chronological order.

When writing about people, events and scenes, they are generally described in chronological order.

For example, the article "Tall Gleditsia Tree" describes the appearance of Gleditsia Tree at the beginning, and then describes the convenience and happiness that Gleditsia Tree brings to students in the chronological order of "spring, summer, autumn and winter" throughout the year.

Second, write in the order of place change.

Written in the order of changing places, often used to write travel notes, visits and activities.

For example, in the article "Remembering Jinhua Shuanglong Cave", the general situation and main features of Jinhua Shuanglong Cave are described in the order of Jinhua City → Luodian → Road → Cave → Outer Cave → Pore → Inner Cave → Exit Cave.

Another example is the article "Visiting the Great Hall of the People", which is described in different positions: "main entrance → central hall → auditorium → conference hall → going out".

Third, write in the order of things.

Some articles are written in the order of cause, process and result.

For example, in the article "Porcelain Stone", soldiers love to pick up stones and compete with them, which is the reason why "Porcelain Stone" was discovered; Picking up stones, washing stones, finding "porcelain stones" and studying "porcelain stones" carefully is the process of finding "porcelain stones"; Soldiers love "China Stone", which is the result of "China Stone".

This writing makes people understand the stage and the ins and outs of things.

Fourth, write in the order of different content categories.

Divide the contents into several categories according to the nature of things, and then describe them in the order of classification.

This method is often used to write articles with explanatory articles and objects.

For example, in the article My Uncle-Mr. Lu Xun, the author wrote four things with different contents: talking about the water margin, talking about "hitting the wall", being an ambulance driver, and caring for the maid, expressing Mr. Lu Xun's noble quality of "thinking less for himself and more for others".

5. Write in the order of summary and sub-summary.

1. Divide first, then add up.

In the article Goodbye, Dear People, the first three paragraphs describe the scenes where volunteers bid farewell to their aunts, little golden flowers and sisters-in-law, and the last paragraph summarizes the profound friendship between the Chinese and Korean people.

2. Sum first, then divide, then sum.

For example, in the article "Beautiful Xiaoxing 'anling", there are many trees in Xiaoxing 'anling, "like a green ocean", and then the scenery of Xiaoxing 'anling is written in spring, summer, autumn and winter respectively. Finally, it concludes: "Xiaoxing 'anling has charming scenery all year round. It is a beautiful big garden and a huge treasure house.

"There are many written commands. When writing a composition, you should choose it according to the characteristics of the topic and your mastery of the material, so as to be just right.

The writing order is: chronological order: recording events in chronological order. Flashback is the result of writing events first and then writing them in chronological order. Interpolation inserts events related to events in the narrative process and then records them. The narrative order of the article is: 1, event order (logical order) 2, time order 3, sightseeing order 4, insertion order 5 and space.

What is the writing order of Chinese composition? The fog on campus this morning, as soon as I walked out of the dormitory, I saw a white haze.

Oh, there is fog on campus! The faint morning mist lingers slowly in the campus, covering the whole campus like a milky veil.

Standing in the distance watching classmates, I saw white fog hanging over them like cicadas, and I could only vaguely see people.

Walking in this foggy campus, I feel that the air has become humid, as if walking in the clouds and shuttling through the beautiful fog.

In the morning, the fog is whiter and thicker.

The dense fog, like a naughty little doll, secretly hid the sun's rays like a sword.

The sun appeared in the clouds and then hid.

The white fog is so deep and thick, like tumbling, which can float people.

In front of me is a piece of white fog, and I can't see anything clearly, as if I were in an ethereal and illusory Penglai fairyland.

The whole world seems to be shrouded in this misty fog, unable to distinguish the boundaries between heaven and earth, and unable to see the roads, trees and figures clearly.

People go back and forth to the campus from time to time. At first, I could only hear footsteps, and then a vague figure appeared about ten meters away. You can't see the image clearly until you get closer.

The students walked past, only to see their backs gradually disappearing and the fog gradually hiding them! What a foggy world! Before noon, the bright sunshine shone on the blooming flowers, and the milky fog slowly dissipated like gauze.

What is the order of argumentative writing? Argumentative writing, also known as argumentative writing, is to reason and discuss right and wrong.

The author expounds his point of view through factual materials and logical reasoning, and shows what he is for or against.

A complete paper must contain three elements: argument, argument and argument.

Argument is the author's point of view or opinion on the issue under discussion.

Some argumentative papers have only one argument, which is called the central argument; In addition to the central argument, some argumentative papers have several subordinate sub-arguments.

Argument is the reason and basis used by the author to prove the argument.

It can be an example, a theory or data.

Argumentative writing is the reasoning process and method to prove an argument with arguments.

The argument must be correct and clear; Arguments must be conclusive, typical, appropriate and convincing, and must have essential and inevitable connections with arguments.

How to write an argumentative essay (1) Persuasive argumentative essay is an article that puts forward opinions or opinions on a certain discussion object and explains the reasons to convince the readers.

Its basic feature is the persuasiveness of argument.

The purpose of argumentative writing is to convince readers.

No matter what problems and things it discusses, what opinions it expresses, what opinions it puts forward, what reasons it tells, or what opinions it refutes, it is to convince readers and convince them.

If the basic feature of expository writing is its explanatory nature, and the object of explanation should be clearly explained to readers, then the basic feature of argumentative writing is its persuasiveness. In the type of thinking, we should answer "why" and tell the truth to convince readers.

Ye Shengtao said: "Explanatory writing is successful with' clear explanation'.

But argumentative writing is successful by' persuading others'.

"("Examples of Articles ") This shows the basic characteristics of argumentative writing.

An argumentative essay should not only discuss the point of view of an object of discussion and express the author's attitude (that is, the point of view), but also explain why this point of view is put forward and why this attitude is held.

This process of explaining "why" is the process of proof.

A complete proof must consist of topics, arguments and arguments.

These parts are the elements that constitute the characteristics of argumentative writing.

They have different tasks.

Thesis refers to the problem that the author puts forward in the article to be discussed and is the object of argument.

The paper does not show the author's understanding of objective things.

For example, "Where do people's correct ideas come from?" It's a rhetorical question, no judgment, no judgment, only asking questions and waiting for answers.

On authority, the direction of the youth movement, and whose literature and art belong to us? This is not a judgment.

They all define and limit the scope and focus of the article, determine the direction and way of discussion, and are the clues that run through the content and organizational structure of the full text.

Topics usually appear in the topic or preface, and the expression of topics is rhetorical questions, such as "what is talent science" and phrases that highlight the main idea, such as "the direction of youth movement".

The topic discussed in an article is the center of the whole discussion. Not only the argumentative part of the article should revolve around it, but also the content of the critical paper should obey it. It is the central clue of the full text and plays a role in controlling the full text.

Argument, also called judgment, in logic, argument is a judgment whose authenticity needs to be confirmed.

It is the author's views, opinions and attitudes on the issues discussed.

It is the center of the whole argumentation process, shouldering the task of answering "what to demonstrate" and clearly indicating what the author is in favor of and against.

In a long article, arguments are divided into central arguments and sub-arguments.

The central argument is the author's most basic view of the problem under discussion.

It is the most important ideological viewpoint put forward by the author in the article, and it is a high generalization and concentration of all arguments.

Sub-arguments are some ideological viewpoints subordinate to and used to elaborate the central argument.

Every argument also needs to be demonstrated.

Any argument that is proved to be effective becomes a powerful argument at the center of the argument.

Argument is used to prove the basis of an argument. In logic, it is a judgment to determine the truth of a topic.

In the proof, it undertakes the task of answering "why".

According to its nature and characteristics, debate can be divided into factual debate and theoretical debate.

Factual argument is a true description and generalization of objective things, which has a direct and realistic character, so it is the most convincing argument to prove the argument.

The so-called "facts speak louder than words" is the truth.

The factual arguments include individual cases, general cases and figures.

Theoretical arguments refer to those viewpoints that come from practice and have been proved and tested by long-term practice and come to a correct conclusion.

It includes the basic principles of Marxism-Leninism and Mao Zedong Thought, the Party's line, principles and policies, scientific definitions, rules and laws of different periods, general axioms, common sense, idioms, proverbs and so on.

Argumentative writing is a logical process and method to prove an argument with arguments, that is, what kind of logical connection between materials and opinions, such as deductive reasoning or inductive reasoning between arguments and arguments.

It is charged with the task of answering "how to prove".

No matter how long an argumentative paper is, it must have several elements: title, argument, argument and argument.

These elements are closely integrated and indispensable.

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Writing a person's composition is to express the character's characteristics, personality, moral quality, mental outlook and thoughts and feelings by describing the specific activities of the character. To write a good composition, you must learn the following skills and methods. First, grasp the characteristics. Some students like studying, some students like helping others, some students like making small crafts, and some students like eating snacks. And so on. This kind of love of learning, helping others, doing small crafts and eating snacks are the main characteristics of these people. Writing a composition is to grasp these characteristics and reflect what kind of person this person is, what kind of ideological quality he has, and so on. The more accurate these features are, the more specific the examples will be, and the more impressive they will be to readers. For example, "Timid Me" is to seize my "timidity" and write my timid character. Second, choose good examples. When writing a person's article, you should also write examples, and express the characteristics of this person through one or several examples (it is best to write that a person has two or three things). When choosing cases, we should choose those that can impress, influence, infect and impress people, that is, we should choose typical and novel cases. When writing, the third or even the fourth or fifth situation you should think of is generally attractive and impressive when used in your composition. This is because it is easy for you to think of it, and it is easy for others to think of it. Everyone writes such things in the composition, and the composition becomes the staple food of conformity. Can't get high marks or praise from teachers. The selected cases should fully show the character and quality of the characters. When you finish reading "Timid Me", the composition will be successful. Third, use description. In order to write the characters vividly, we must use various description methods such as action, language, psychology, expression and portrait. For example, in "Timid Me", I let out a cry of fear, blindfolded and my heart was pounding. "This action description makes my timid character unique. What a pupil said is definitely different from what a university professor said. Fourth, write down the details. Write down the subtle movements and changes of the characters, which are concrete and vivid. For example, in "Timid Me", I put the gift in an obvious place and forgot it on purpose the next day. Once I let go, I brought my timid personality to life. You can also write how you compare yourself with your past self in a certain aspect, that is, how you compare yourself with yourself in a certain aspect, that is, vertical comparison. Through horizontal and vertical comparison, we can vividly show a person's ideological quality, mental outlook and main characteristics. When using comparative description, don't make do with it, use it when it is suitable for comparative writing, and don't use it when it is not suitable for comparative writing. To sum up the above steps, it is: 1. Grasp the characteristics; 2. Choose good examples.

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