Elementary School Essentials: New Concept Composition Series: Young Master of Composition

Author: Wang Shibin
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: Reading beautiful prose, appreciating beautiful prose, is a spiritual journey. Which student hasn't dreamed of such a "journey"? So, how can this wondrous dream come true? Writing is never just about writing itself. Writing is like climbing a mountain. When you reach the middle of the mountain, you look up at the peak; the scenery is boundless, faintly visible; looking back at the path: winding and rugged, vividly etched in memory; moving forward: the rocks are slippery, the wind is strong, and the dangers are layered; stepping back: all previous efforts are wasted, and the opportunity is lost forever. To break through, one must innovate, introduce new concepts, and new methods—then come the new essays. Reading beautiful prose, appreciating beautiful prose, is a spiritual journey. Which student hasn't dreamed of such a "journey"? So, how can this wondrous dream come true? The New Concept Writing series—Good Words · Good Sentences · Good Paragraphs · Good Essays—will accompany you on your journey. Good words vividly express the myriad phenomena of various states of being; good sentences brilliantly interpret the vast world's endless wonders; good paragraphs fully showcase the author's talent and wisdom; and good essays are even a matter of refinement, expression, and transcendence. Words, sentences, paragraphs, and essays are interconnected, forming a four-in-one system for writing well. The series introduces various literary forms, selecting and presenting good words, good sentences, good paragraphs, and good essays for students to choose from, appreciate, and absorb. Through frequent, intentional or unintentional flipping through the pages, in playfulness, curiosity, and gradual influence, these brilliant words, sentences, and paragraphs become "materials" in your heart. They will "flash" in your mind when you write, allowing you to use them freely at will.