Heroes always have tall images and extraordinary achievements in people's minds. However, real heroes do not exist only in historical records or movie screens. They are all around us, giving silently and adding strength to our lives.

We should understand that heroes don't have to make earth-shattering feats, but they can also be ordinary people, working silently in ordinary posts. For example, our parents take care of us day after day and year after year, and they always stick by our side no matter whether it is windy or rainy. They gave us endless love and care, and let us grow up healthily. This is their heroic behavior.

Heroes can also be people who silently contribute to the community. For example, volunteers in the community serve the community selflessly, regardless of remuneration and are not afraid of difficulties. Their contribution makes the community more harmonious and beautiful. Their behavior embodies the mutual help and friendship of society and is a real hero.

Each of us can be a hero. As long as we do our duty in our posts and make contributions to society, then we are heroes. We don't need to make amazing moves, we just need to do our job well and make some contributions to society. This is our heroic act.

Argumentative writing skills:

1, simple, concise and clear

When writing an argumentative essay, try to explain it in simple words and express complex ideas in simple language. In this way, readers can understand our views more quickly. At the same time, avoiding the use of redundant and complicated words and expressing ideas concisely and clearly can make the article more convincing.

2. Strict logic and strong reasoning ability.

The charm of argumentative writing lies in its rigorous logic and powerful reasoning. When writing, make sure that the content of each paragraph helps to advance the argument, and each argument should be closely linked with the argument. In addition, we also need to reasonably use inductive and deductive reasoning methods to make the logic of the article more rigorous.

3. Emotion is mild and reason is dominant.

Although argumentative writing needs to express opinions, too much emotional color may weaken the persuasiveness of the article. We should take rationality as the leading factor and support the argument with facts and data. At the same time, we should also use emotions appropriately, so that readers can feel our enthusiasm and firmness while thinking rationally.