The five universal materials for postgraduate entrance examination essays can be written like this: the content is determined by the theme, and the content is extended into a document.

For example: The essay materials can be roughly divided into the following themes: setbacks, diligence, accumulation, turning points, and adversity. First, choose an appropriate topic based on the essay title on the test paper. You need to determine an outline, and then expand it into five paragraphs based on the outline. These five paragraphs need to be mixed with your own summarized opinions and quoted examples and famous quotes.

Famous quotes such as: One should always think about what he is doing; one should not think about games when studying; one should not think about studies when playing games. [English] Chesterfield's "Letter to a Son" is used to describe concentration.

Things to note when writing argumentative essays:

1. Examples are just means of argumentation! Do not transfer large paragraphs of examples into argumentative writing. This will lead to insufficient argumentation and will make the examiner think that you are trying to make up for the word count.

2. It is best to be well prepared. With enough accumulation and repeated training, you will be able to be at home in the examination room.

3. Pay attention to training your writing speed for the exam. When the pressure in the exam room is high and the time is tight, you may not be able to answer the questions, so you need to pay attention to time planning.