1. Take away the knowledge and leave a good book. ?

2. Meditation sucks the source of knowledge, which shows the true nature of true talent and practical learning. ?

3. It's best to be silent when the wind is not blowing. ?

4, eyes, ancient and modern Chinese and foreign, ears must be quiet for a while. ?

5. Don't take anything away except memory, and leave nothing but footprints. ?

6. Don't take anything but thoughts, and leave nothing but newspapers. ?

7. Leave the books and newspapers and take the truth away. ?

8. The trash can says: What you threw away is exactly what I need. ?

9. Feed me the dirty things. Mother Earth has just changed into a clean dress ―― the trash can says?

1. I have a big appetite, and I swallowed all the scraps of paper.

11. He winked mischievously and said, "I won."

12. After a while, my father replied, "If you don't want it, burn it. What does your child's family know?"

13. The mountain bearer said, "Where can we take a shortcut? Isn't it just like you? "

14. Breathing out smoke is harmful to people; What you inhale is poison, which harms yourself.

15, cherish me, just start from bit by bit!

first, the use of antithetical sentences is the most commonly used method in compiling tips, such as "Breathing out smoke is harmful to people; What you inhale is poison, which is harmful to yourself, sitting on the ground and complaining, smearing white walls with your hands, going out happily and going home safely, taking away full of knowledge and leaving a good book, taking away full of poetry and books without leaving any regrets, and burning up a cigarette and half a mouthful of phlegm disgraces sven. This kind of prompt is rhythmic, catchy to read, harmonious and pleasing to the ear, giving people a sense of beauty and easy to remember. ?

second, pun?

It is the use of homophony and homophony to endow words with different meanings, thus achieving an intriguing effect. For example, the public toilet prompt "come in a hurry, go in a hurry", with elegant implication, makes toilet users smile, which has a good effect. There are two water-saving tips: "cherish me, just start from bit by bit!" " "Cherish the source of life and" turn off "the dribs and drabs", which makes good use of homophonic puns and profoundly explains the connotation of water saving: to "turn off" the dribs and drabs and start from bit by bit. Another example is a lawn prompt saying "The grass is alive, please leave' green' under the first step", and the police call you "the first step", please leave green (mercy) under your feet. You think, how can you stand the grass? Using puns as hints can increase the level and richness of expression, and the words are shallow in meaning and memorable, which is an effective creative skill. ?

third, the contrast technique?

The hints written by contrast can often give people a deep impression and enlightenment, such as "A big tree can make thousands of matches; A match can destroy thousands of trees "(forest fire prevention tips), the comparison of numbers is shocking;" Another example is the traffic prompt "A drop of wine from the driver makes two tears from the relatives" and "A few drops of wine will shed countless blood and tears". Every sentence is instructive and thought-provoking; Every word is gripping and alarming. ?

fourth, personification rhetoric?

personification can make the boring truth lively and interesting, thus adding aesthetic effect to the prompt. For example, "Feed me the dirty things, Mother Earth has just changed into a clean dress-the trash can says", "Thank you for your love, which I will never forget in this life-the grass says", "I have a great appetite, and I swallow all the scraps of paper" (the trash can), "I will take care of you when it is dark, and the corridor lights say". Because of the anthropomorphism, the content becomes more real, concrete, vivid and touching, and the effect received is beyond the reach of a simple statement. ?

v. classic language?

It is to use classic short sentences, poems, famous sayings, two-part allegorical sayings and idioms as prompts. It can be quoted directly when compiling, for example, the slogan of protecting cultivated land, "but save the square inch of land and leave it for future generations to plow", is a famous sentence in "Zengguang Xianwen"; Everyone in the restaurant is familiar with "who knows that every meal is hard" and "a porridge and a meal are hard-won". Parody rhetoric can also be used to change individual words and phrases, such as: the flower bed prompt "flowers should be rewarded straight, don't fold flowers and enjoy branches empty", that is, the famous sentence "flowers should be folded straight, don't wait for flowers and branches empty" is used in the opposite direction, reminding people to care for flowers and be ingenious. Another example is "Children need to be quiet when they study, and their neighbors need to be quiet when they rest-be quiet, and don't be' noisy'", "If you are high, don't be' drenched', and love your neighbor is to love yourself", etc., adding a little to idioms will become an intriguing reminder. The classic language is catchy, well-known and intimate. As a hint, it is conducive to winning people's goodwill and spreading quickly. ?

6. plain language?

it is to use everyday common and simple spoken language and slang as a prompt. Some are natural and friendly, such as "a distant relative is not as good as a close neighbor, and a close neighbor is not as good as the opposite door", "Don't get drunk when you are drunk, what's the taste when you are drunk" and don't spit everywhere, which is easier said than done "; Others are plain, and there is a prompt in a restaurant that advises people to take back the remaining dishes after entertaining guests, instead of developing the style of extravagance and waste. Its content is: Please eat more. This sentence is supplemented by the proverb "more than one can bear". The original meaning of the proverb is "enough" and "too much to eat". Here, it is really interesting to replace the original meaning of the proverb with a straight meaning. This kind of prompt gives people an easy-going and cordial feeling, which seems to be unadorned, but in fact it is original and embodies the artistic conception of "plain talk is true" ?

7. rhyming formula?

two or more sentences with the same number of words and rhyming are used as prompts. For example, "the grass smiles at you slightly, please take a detour", "Laugh in the flowers and grass, and enjoy the appearance outside the garden", "Neighbors change their hearts, and they often come and go with each other, and each generation is more intimate than the next". This formula is not a classic sentence, but is designed by the author himself, and its main purpose is to make people easy to read and remember. The information conveyed by such hints is often direct, concise and clear, and may also lose part of its connotation and aftertaste. ?

8. Humor?

Use humor to make the content more easily accepted by the viewer, and make people enlightened with a knowing smile, leaving a deep impression. For example, "I am too weak to bear the kiss of your big feet-the grass", "Don't be drunk in my arms-the grass", "Distance produces beauty, and close contact is declined (protecting the lawn)", people can't help but smile at this kind humor and learn from the aftertaste. ?

9. How to arrange words skillfully?

It is through the clever arrangement of words that the phonetic and semantic cycles are made, which makes people deeply impressed, such as "Let your spitting be as elegant as your speech", "People protect green, green protects people", "Don't intentionally tear it up just because it is interesting", "You can play games, but you can't play games; Games are not life, and life is not a game (Internet cafe) "and so on. ?

1. Question skills?

It is to use questions as hints to arouse people's thinking and enhance their appeal. For example, "now, human beings are thirsty and have water to drink; What will happen if the earth is thirsty in the future? " The idea is novel, the questions are clever and thought-provoking.