1. Factual argumentation: Use real, reliable, and representative examples to prove arguments. Function: Concretely and powerfully prove the central argument, enhance the persuasiveness, interest and authority of the article, and make the article easy to understand.

2. Comparative argument: Compare the positive and negative arguments or arguments, and prove the argument in the comparison. Function: Prominently demonstrates the point of view and impresses people.

3. Metaphorical argument: Use familiar things as metaphors to prove arguments. Function: vividly demonstrate the point of view, making the article easy to understand, easy to understand and accept.

4. Citation argument: Use famous quotes, aphorisms, authoritative data, celebrity anecdotes, and jokes to demonstrate. Function: Quoting celebrity anecdotes and anecdotes can enhance the interest of the argument and attract readers.

Writing Method

1. The argument is the soul of the article, the basis for selecting materials, the starting point and foothold of the argument, and plays a commanding role in the full text. Pay attention when writing: the argument should be correct, clear, and realistic; once the argument is established, you must tightly grasp the central argument and choose the structure when writing, and cannot narrow, expand, or transfer the argument; make appropriate choices for the method of presenting the argument. .

2. Arguments are the basis of arguments. Arguments are deduced on the basis of arguments. Without sufficient and reliable arguments, arguments are just empty slogans. Therefore arguments are very important in discussions.