1. Stendhal---be readable by others because he is unpretentious and truthful.

Once you introduce politics into a literary work, the feeling of abomination immediately appears.

Excessive pursuit of elegant writing style will eventually attract both admiration and boredom.

2. Gorky------Never pursue writing better than others in terms of form. It doesn't matter if your writing is worse than others, what matters is that you write according to your own characteristics.

Writing a long novel from the beginning is a very clumsy way. It is precisely because of this that a lot of language garbage is produced in our country. Learning to write should start with short stories. Almost all the most outstanding writers in Western Europe and our country do this, because short stories have concise words, easy to arrange materials reasonably, clear plots, and clear themes.

The greatest wisdom lies in the simplicity of words. Proverbs and folk songs are always brief, but the wisdom and emotion contained in them are enough to write an entire book.

3. Flaubert----The secret of all masterpieces lies in this: the theme is consistent with the author's temperament. Extraordinary passion can produce outstanding work.

4. Maupassant--No two grains of sand, two flies, two hands or two noses in the world are absolutely the same. Therefore, writers must have their own characteristics when creating each character, and they must not be the same.

5. Goethe----------A writer's style is an accurate sign of his inner life. A writer's style should be an accurate indication of his inner life. If a person wants to write in a clear style, he must first understand it in his heart; if he wants to write in a majestic style, he must first have a majestic personality.

6. Turgenev -----------No matter how enthusiastic you play the old tunes, there is always a bit of a student exercise book. Even if it is stupid, it must be your own! It is most important to have your own breath, your own inherent breath!

7. Gogol---------------Now I have to think hard about any small thing, almost as much as I think about big things, maybe even more Pay more hard work. Observe life through the smiles that people can see and the tears that people can’t see or know!

A writer should always have a pen and paper by his side and write down things that surprise him. From such sketches, the painter creates the painting, and the writer creates the scenes in the work; everything should be taken from life and not made up of useless fantasies.

Writing can only be inspired when you are in a good mood and have a noble compassion.

A writer should never stop writing just like a painter should never stop painting. No matter what he writes, he must write every day. What is important is that his hands learn to obey his thoughts completely.

8, Gabriel----------------------I write to make my friends love me more.

9. Chekhov-------------------------should not express the current life, nor should it be life, but an ideal life.

If you don’t write, how do you know you have no talent? Without hard work, even talent cannot be discovered. Since you have chosen a job, then do it with a determined purpose and let others make the judgment.

I divide human beings into two parts: writers and envious people. The first group of people write, but the second group of people are jealous to death and do everything possible to make trouble with the first group of people.

You must write what you see and feel, and you must write it truly and sincerely.

The skill of writing is not actually the skill of writing, but...the skill of deleting poorly written parts.

For a writer, writing too little is as harmful as a doctor's lack of opportunity to diagnose illness.

10. Maupassant----------The ingenuity of the layout of a work does not lie in its excitement or cuteness, nor in its fascinating beginning or thrilling ending, but in its exciting ending. It lies in the clever combination of believable little things that convey the clear meaning of the work.

****************************Sometimes because real life can’t do it, that’s why I devote myself to the world I weave. inside.

When I create, I feel very contented to live in the world of my own imagination. When I can’t help but want to write, just do it.