In fact, the only difference between the so-called explicit quotation and implicit quotation is whether there are quotation marks. Putting other people's sentences into your own article is a quotation. Explicit quotation means adding quotation marks to indicate that it is someone else's sentence, while implicit quotation is Quoting means not adding quotation marks, but directly treating other people's sentences as your own words. It is mostly used in famous sentences that people are already familiar with and are well-known. So the answers to these two questions are very simple: 1. "A gentleman's body can be big or small, and his husband's ambition can be bent or stretched." 2. Read more than ten thousand volumes

Write as if you were inspired. The above is my opinion. If there are any errors, please correct them. 2010-07-26 19:33:26 Supplement: When we write articles, we quote ready-made words (such as idioms, poems, maxims, allusions, etc.) to express our thoughts and feelings and explain our opinions on new issues and new principles. This This rhetorical device is called quotation. The function of citation is to make the argument solid and sufficient, enhance persuasiveness, enlightenment, and make the language concise, implicit and elegant. As I said in my opinion, explicit quotation means that there are quotation marks, and implicit quotation means that there are no quotation marks. They are reflected in the sentence. Back to the topic, here are the answers for reference; 1. There is an old saying: "A gentleman's body can be big or small, and his husband's ambition can be bent or stretched." 2. We must know that reading thousands of volumes is like writing with a spirit, so we must read more.

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