Author: Zhang Jianjie
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-08-03
Features: The book is divided into five chapters: Methods of Developing Ideas, Methods of Structuring, Methods of Characterization, Methods of Using Rhetoric, and Methods of Arranging Style. As the Monkey King has 72 transformations and creates novelty in each, we have 72 techniques for writing narrative essays, each winning the battle. "These methods are either derived from the established evaluations of predecessors, gained through insights while reading renowned masterpieces, or summarized from guiding students in writing practice." Each method is also specifically demonstrated in famous masterpieces. The book begins with method guidance and ends with "Appreciation Highlights," which not only gives students a rational understanding of the methods—knowing what they are—but also provides them with an intuitive understanding after reading the works—knowing what they mean. This book is closely aligned with the new curriculum standards for Chinese in secondary schools, focusing on enhancing students' writing skills in narrative essays and cultivating their innovative thinking abilities. The writing techniques are highly practical and offer real guidance for middle school students' narrative writing.
Narrative Writing Techniques: Seventy-two Methods
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