There is no law in writing. We say: "It is better to have no books than to believe in books." Writing essays in a rigid and dogmatic way will inevitably fail to achieve real progress. Everything in the world is a process: "If it is easy to become poor, it will change, if it is easy to become poor, it will become general, and if it becomes general, it will last forever." Composition is no exception. A large amount of practice has proved that excellent compositions always have several common features, whether they are unique in conception, well-chosen in materials, or outstanding in literary talent. Mastering these key points will undoubtedly be of great benefit in helping us achieve good results in our compositions. Whether it is as big as conceiving a piece of writing, or as detailed as language and writing, certain rules and regulations are given. With these guidance, students will avoid detours.

Reading is to absorb, and writing is to absorb. output. Just like calligraphy requires practicing calligraphy, and learning painting requires sketching, learning composition should also start with "imitation". Read 300 Tang poems by heart, and you can sing even if you don't know how to compose. High-quality fine articles are always the most critical component of a composition book. Effectively absorb these fine articles and internalize them into your own, and your composition will be high. Being superior in writing is no longer a dream!

Without debate and discussion, there will be no progress. Different people will have different ideas after reading the same article. We must be open-minded, actively listen to different opinions, reflect on questioning, and grow through reflection, and we must not be self-admiring.

Who doesn’t want his composition to be attractive? To be honest, if your composition is attractive, then your composition will be very successful. In other words, to achieve the "attractive" effect, that is the biggest problem in writing. This is an issue that requires constant thinking and attention. No matter how good you are at writing, even if you become a great writer, this problem is still a problem. Here, I want to say one thing, that is, if you want to attract others, you must first attract yourself, move yourself, and make yourself feel particularly interesting. If what you say, the person you write about, and the things you describe are not fresh to you, I think your composition will not be attractive.

I wish every student can write a good composition!