Citation argument: An argumentation method that uses classics to analyze problems and explain reasons. It can enhance the persuasiveness or literary talent of the article, make the argument more powerful or attractive, and further explain the argument of the article.

Quotation argument: A type of "principal argumentation", also called "quotation", which is an argumentation method that quotes famous quotes or opinions of famous people as arguments, and uses classics to analyze problems and explain reasons. There are two methods of quoting: one is explicit quoting, which means who said the quoted words or the source, and the other is implicit quoting, which does not explain who said the quoted words or their source. The citation method is changeable and very flexible.

Source: Many celebrities also like to use quotation arguments when writing articles to consolidate their opinions: ?For example: Su Xun's "On the Six Kingdoms" "The ancients said: 'I am interested in Qin with the land, but I still hold salary. "The fire will never be extinguished if the firewood is not exhausted." This sentence is mentioned in "Warring States Policy" and "Historical Records". ?"The Analects of Confucius Ji's General Attacks Zhuan Yu" "Confucius said: Please! Zhou Ren said: 'Chen Li will be listed, and those who can't will stop.'" Quoted the words of the sage Zhou Ren to strengthen his point of view. ?

Citation arguments are generally used in argumentative essays.

Argumentation with examples refers to the method of using typical examples to prove arguments. The specific examples cited can prove the arguments.

Metaphorical argumentation uses metaphors to vividly prove arguments. An argument method, also called metaphor method. It uses familiar things as metaphors to prove the correctness of a point of view.

Contrast argument is the abbreviation of positive and negative contrast argument, also called comparison method. Comparing and comparing two contradictory or opposing things, and reasoning from both positive and negative aspects, thereby revealing the essence of things and making the explanation more profound and convincing.