Writing People, Writing Events: A Complete Guide and Training Book for Primary School Composition Word Choice, Sentence Choice, Paragraph Choice Writing People, Writing Events

Author: Wang Kun
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: During the writing process, we adhere to the following principles: Complex content is explained in a simple and clear manner, abstract concepts are described vividly, the guidance on the writing process is made engaging, the guidance on writing methods is designed to be inspiring, and the guidance on categorized writing exercises is systematic. The selected model essays are standardized,,, life, and. In summary, this series of books is practical, user-friendly, and highly systematic. This revision, while preserving the original features, involves significant changes, deletions, and additions. Outdated examples have been removed, and selected outstanding model essays from recent years of the National College Entrance Examination (Gaokao) and High School Entrance Examination (Zhongkao) have been included. The shortcomings of the original edition have been corrected, and a new form of writing—topic-based essays, which are common in recent Zhongkao and Gaokao—has been added. This revision is nearly a complete rewrite, aiming to provide precise guidance, concise methods, and exquisite selected essays. The length has also been significantly reduced, allowing students to obtain the maximum amount of information in a limited time and achieve the best results. The book is divided into two parts: writing people and writing events. The first part focuses on writing people, providing detailed steps for writing from aspects such as physical description, dialogue, psychological description, and behavioral actions. The second part focuses on writing events, covering various perspectives such as family life, school life, social life, daily life, activity descriptions, and labor descriptions.