Fast and Slow Examples and Characters Composition Materials:

1. The famous French writer Balzac is a person who cherishes time very much. He has a famous saying: "Time is a great "It will give everyone a perfect ending." Balzac wrote a lot of works throughout his life, but he was poor and often had little money. For a period of time, he really had no money to spend, so he tried every means to reduce his paper consumption.

2. Voltaire, a famous French thinker in the 18th century, was famous for his amazing memory. He can memorize the 100 digits after the decimal point of pi. In order to accomplish this feat of memory, he spent a lot of time memorizing meaningless things. This strikes many as a waste of time. But Voltaire believed that these trainings kept his brain in an active state and made his thinking more agile. This time was not wasted, but was used wisely.

3. Mr. Lu Xun once said: "Time is like water in a sponge. As long as you are willing to squeeze, there will always be some." He himself is a master who is good at grasping time and using it efficiently. He was able to take time out of his busy work to create and read, and completed many outstanding works and thoughts in these seemingly insignificant time.

Notes on selecting composition materials:

1. Comply with the theme: First, make sure that the selected materials are consistent with the theme of the article. If the material does not match the theme, no matter how good it is, it cannot be used.

2. Typical: Select representative materials that can effectively support the theme of the article. At the same time, choosing materials with universal significance can enhance the persuasiveness of the article.

3. Real materials: Choose real materials as much as possible. Real materials can make the article more credible and enhance the persuasiveness of the article.

4. Appropriate details: Details are the flesh and blood of an article. Appropriate description of details can make the article more vivid and vivid, and enhance the reader's reading experience.

5. Adapt to readers: Consider the readers’ background and reading habits, and select materials suitable for them so that they can better understand and accept the point of view of the article.

6. Diversity: If possible, you can choose different types of materials, such as data, cases, facts, introductions, etc., to enhance the readability and persuasiveness of the article.

7. Avoid clichés: Try to avoid using clichéd materials. Choosing novel and unique materials can make the article more attractive.