The first thing to consider in writing a composition is: examining the topic, making an idea, planning the article and layout. If you don't determine the central idea when writing an article and don't know what materials to choose to express the central idea, then of course there is nothing to write. If you have prepared enough materials, you should carefully screen these materials, select the materials that can best express the central idea, and then decide which to write first and then which to write. If you write a wonderful first paragraph, then you can use an excessive sentence to transfer to the second paragraph to write the text. What's so hard about that?

For example, this is an article about people. In the first paragraph, you have pointed out that this person is a respectable person, and what excellent qualities he has (such as caring for the collective and being willing to contribute) are worthy of respect. Then in the second paragraph, he used examples to illustrate his virtues, and pointed out several virtues at the beginning. There must be a few examples below, but of course there can be details. After the case is written, write the last paragraph for further explanation. The article is finished.

The same is true of writing articles. If you want to write a meaningful thing, you should first consider what significance to highlight, then write clearly the cause, history and result of the thing, and finally point out what inspiration and education it has brought to people.

Therefore, it is very important to have a theme after writing an article. Of course, you can't write without materials. If you have materials, you must also know the layout. What to write first and what to write later must be considered comprehensively.