Horizontal structure Horizontal structure is to arrange a group of things or scenes that belong to different categories but are internally related according to almost the same sentence structure to express the same theme.
The advantage of vertical structure is that the clues are concentrated and the center is prominent, and there is a process of event development, which is easy to produce climax. It can often make the story twists and turns, euphemistically twists and turns, and analyze the problem thoroughly. The difficulty is that it needs a relatively novel and important core event. If the story is simple, it will not go deep and appear thin and superficial.
The advantages of horizontal structure are simple conception, strong expressive force, strong lyrical color and easy digression. It is not easy to find more than three angles and materials with different surface contents but internal relations. In addition, don't generalize in language, but also have a certain description.