What to say and how to say

Author: Guo Xiaocong
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: In this world, others can never fully understand what you're thinking; what they know is only the part you can express. Therefore, what you say depends on how you say it—"this is a problem." Without an angle, there is no article. Without a sense of proportion, there is no good article. This is not just a book for those who want to become writers. Anyone who wants to improve their writing skills will benefit from it. It embodies the author's unique insights and understanding of modern Chinese expression, making it a labor of love that combines years of writing practice and theoretical exploration. Guo Xiaocong is the Director of the Department of Culture and Communication at the School of International Relations. He believes that internal thinking is constrained by the form of thought, and what you say depends on how you say it. Through long-term writing practice, the author explores and validates his own views and perspectives. This book, with 340,000 words, discusses "treat language kindly" and the "author's image" that the author has always emphasized. It also points out that the current classification of artistic prose and practical writing styles is not conducive to the general improvement of modern Chinese expression skills, and claims that without an angle, there is no article, and without a sense of proportion, there is no good article.