The purpose of the 2018 Jiangxi College Entrance Examination Chinese essay topic, how to write and how to analyze the idea

1. The essay topic focuses on cultural heritage, and there are several poems, famous quotes, and cultural celebrities that directly enter the material. Mo Yan (dark) in the Beijing volume, Mo Yan (bright) in the Shandong volume, Bernard Shaw's famous quotes in the Anhui volume, Gu Cheng's poem "Worried about the Sky" (dark) in the Fujian volume, and three famous quotes in the Zhejiang volume.

2. Pay attention to reflection on personal cultivation. Courage in Volume 1 of the New Curriculum Standards, "More Important" in Shanghai Volume, "Balance" in Sichuan, "Goodness" in Jiangsu, "Payment" in Hunan, "Take Root" in Fujian, "Gratitude" in Guangdong, and "Reform" in Shandong "Wrong", Chongqing's "change", Hubei's "goodness and utilization", Zhejiang's "childlike innocence", Guangxi's "kindness". In addition, the "Relationship with Classmates" in Volume 2 of the Curriculum Standards and the "Quest for Knowledge" in the Tianjin Volume also contain elements of personal cultivation.

3. Be able to connect with students’ real life and look forward to their future life. For example, the "mobile phone" in Beijing and the "Zhou Shuren" in Jiangxi are things around students; the "tofu" in Chongqing and the "experience and courage" in curriculum standard 1 sharpen the students' future.

4. Pay attention to critical thinking. The "double-edged sword of science and technology" in Beijing, "Experience and Courage" in Curriculum Volume 1, "Reality and Dreams" in Anhui Volume, "Balance" in Sichuan Volume, "Flying and Rooting" in Fujian Volume, and "Pearls" in Liaoning Volume "With Sha", "Giving and Receiving" in Guangdong Volume, etc. When composing, you should pay attention to two aspects of speculation.

5. There are obvious stylistic restrictions. The Hunan, Fujian, and Jiangxi volumes require narrative or argumentative essays, and some require "specific literary styles (except poetry)."

Of course, this year’s college entrance examination essays also have some flaws:

1. The meaning of the words is difficult to understand. The meanings of "Balanced Life" in the Sichuan Volume, "The Greatest Goodness Is Like Water" in the Hubei Volume, and "Zhou Shuren" in the Jiangxi Volume are difficult for students to grasp in a short period of time.

2. The requirements for certain questions are too restrictive. Such as Jiangxi roll. "Afraid or not afraid of the above-mentioned learning", "Relationship with Classmates" in Volume 2 of the Curriculum Standard. Some materials are not necessarily scientific. For example, does the "butterfly" in the Jiangsu volume really consciously fly into a deeper cave? It is difficult to clarify the topic of some materials, such as the two materials in the Hunan volume. Is starting from one material a deviation from the topic? What? The following is a review of the 18 sets of college entrance examination essay questions from the perspective of students.