For example: after reading the story of Leonardo da Vinci painting eggs, many people often stop moving forward after putting forward the argument that "you need to work hard to practice basic skills". The writer Qin Mu is different. His article "Painting Eggs and Practicing Kung Fu" not only elaborates on laying a good foundation and practicing basic skills hard, but also goes on to propose that "things like painting eggs and practicing Kung Fu should be included in the list of artistic workers." Throughout a Lifetime" central thesis. Because he did not just scratch the surface, but worked hard to dig deeper, the arguments he put forward became even more profound. ?4. The angle needs to be new. He has a unique approach and unique insight, and the arguments he puts forward from an unexpected angle are often not only novel, but also profound. For example, a classmate wrote an argumentative essay titled "Wall". Instead of using the wall as a symbol of closure, he put forward this argument from a new perspective that ordinary people would not easily think of: All tangible walls should be To protect, all invisible walls should be torn down. The beginning of the article reads: "In life, we encounter all kinds of walls, high walls, low walls, gables, courtyard walls, and the great wall in the North - the Great Wall. These walls should be protected. However, The invisible wall in some people's hearts should be torn down. "This kind of argument is so fresh and profound! 6. The way in which arguments are put forward: There are also various forms in which arguments are put forward: some pass. Explain the question to reveal the argument. A classmate wrote "Be worried about the world's worries first, and be happy after the world's happiness." This is how the argument is revealed: "Be worried about the world's worries first, and be happy after the world's happiness." This is the famous politician and writer Fan Zhongyan in the Song Dynasty. saying. The meaning of this sentence can now be understood in this way: hardship is ahead of others, and enjoyment is behind others. As a member of the Communist Party and a revolutionary cadre, we should have the spirit of "worrying about the world's worries first, and rejoicing after the world's happiness". Some reveal arguments by comparing two opposing viewpoints. For example, Liang Qichao's "Young China Theory" reveals the argument in this way: "The Japanese call us China. One is the big empire, and the other is the big empire. This is a language that is also a translation of the European and Western words. Woohoo. , Is China the boss? Liang Qichao said: "Evil, what is the word! What is the word! There is a young China in my mind."? Some quotes are closely related to the argument and are placed at the beginning of the article to further reveal it. argument. For example, in Gu Jiegang's "Doubt and Learning", the article begins with Cheng Yi's words "A scholar must first be doubtful" and Zhang Zai's "Those who do not doubt when they are doubtful have never learned, and learning requires doubt" to reveal that learning requires a spirit of skepticism. this central argument. ?Some use vivid metaphors to reveal the argument of the article. For example, "Knowledge is the sweet fruit grown from bitter roots" puts forward this argument: Whenever we see the numerous fruits, we will be extremely happy, but people should remember a proverb: "If spring does not plant, summer will not grow. If you don’t harvest in autumn, you won’t taste in winter.” This means that abundant fruits are obtained through hard work. Isn't it true that learning is not the same? Only through hard work can we master a wealth of knowledge.