Mainly to remember more arguments and examples from all sides. The most important thing is to be new, not to repeat with others, and to minimize the old examples of Li Bai, Sima Qian and Qu Yuan. In addition, be sure to find good arguments. Nearly two years of college entrance examination compositions, such as looking up at the starry sky and down-to-earth, can basically tell your arguments, but in the composition of new materials, several arguments may be involved. You must choose carefully. For example, in 2008, only the first argument about limit is most likely to be the first one, which is also the focus of marking. However, if your writing style is good but not rational enough, you'd better choose "horizontal style" writing style, use more parallelism, strive for the consistency of each paragraph format, and give people a sense of clarity. If you are a rational candidate, you'd better choose to write vertically. Start with the topic, and then explain your views step by step with the ideas of "what", "why" and "how to do it". Generally speaking, it is to analyze the arguments bit by bit, which is clear and reasonable. Of course, the arguments should be novel and appropriate, and then the topic "Draw a circle" will be deducted at the end, which will greatly improve the argumentative paper. Say so much first, and ask me if you don't understand. I hope it will help.