2. Famous sayings: Famous sayings are authoritative and inspiring, and can provide strong arguments for the composition. For example, Confucius said, "Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you", and Einstein said, "Imagination is more important than knowledge".
3. Literary works: The characters, plots and themes in literary works can be used as composition materials. Such as Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu in A Dream of Red Mansions, and the themes of love, family and society in their works.
4. Natural landscape: Natural landscape can lead to thinking about man and nature, life and environment. Such as the strange pines and rocks in Huangshan Mountain and the magnificent Yangtze River.
5. Social phenomena: Social phenomena can lead to thinking about social problems, humanity and morality. Such as cyber violence and food safety.
6. Philosophy of life: Philosophy of life can lead to thinking about the value, destiny and choice of life. For example, "Life is like a play, and we meet by fate", "The most important thing in life is not where we are, but where we are going".
7. Scientific and technological development: Scientific and technological development can lead to thinking about the future, innovation and human destiny. Such as artificial intelligence, gene editing technology.
8. Traditional culture: Traditional culture can lead to thinking about tradition and modernity and cultural inheritance. For example, Chinese medicine, Beijing opera, tea ceremony and so on.
9. Sports events: Sports events can lead to thinking about struggle, unity and struggle. Such as the Olympic Games and the World Cup.
10. Film and television dramas: The plots, characters and themes in film and television dramas can all be used as composition materials. For example, Titanic, nirvana in fire.