The technique of Fu was a literary rhetorical device used to give specific images, emotions, and characteristics to the characters, scenes, and plots in the text, so as to make the text more vivid, profound, and touching. The technique of Fu was often used to express the character's personality, psychology, emotions, and behavior to shape the atmosphere of the scene. The situation and atmosphere strengthened the logic and cohesiveness of the text. For example, in the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao's poem "Watching the Sea" could well express his political ambition and greed: East to Jieshi to watch the sea. the water is so clear that the mountains and islands stand tall. The trees grew luxuriantly. The autumn wind blew and waves surged. The movement of the sun and moon seems to come out of it. The stars are bright as if they came out of the village. I'm so lucky to sing songs to express my ambition. In this Fu, Cao Cao expressed his political ambition, greed, and desire for power by giving images, emotions, and characteristics of natural elements such as water, mountains, islands, trees, grass, autumn wind, and great waves. The Fu technique made the text more vivid, profound and touching, and at the same time, it also enhanced the logicality and cohesiveness of the text.
Du Fu's poems mainly used realism. Du Fu was a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty. His poems involved all aspects of social reality, especially his concern for the sufferings of the people and social unrest. In his poems, real scenes and characters often appeared, presenting the true face of the society at that time through delicate descriptions. Du Fu's poems also used the method of comparison. By comparing different things, it shows the relationship between them and highlights the theme of the poem. For example, in his poem Ascending, he used two lines: " The wind is strong, the sky is high, the apes are howling, the sand is clear, and the birds are flying back " and " Endless falling trees are rustling, and the Yangtze River is rolling down " to contrast the natural landscape with human society, emphasizing the insignificance and powerlessness of human beings in front of nature. Du Fu's poems also adopted symbolism and imagery. Through the use of symbols and images to make poetry more emotional and expressive. For example, in his poem "Climbing High", he used "The white hair is three thousand feet long, and the sorrow seems to be long." I don't know where the autumn frost is in the mirror." "The mountains and heavy water are in doubt, and there is no way out. The willows are dark, and the flowers are bright, and there is another village" and other images make the poem more vivid and profound.
The Book of Songs is an important chapter in the history of Chinese literature, which contains many wonderful techniques of Fu, Bi and Xing. Fu is a direct statement rather than a metaphor. The following is an example of the Fu Bi Xing technique in the Book of Songs: Fu: "Guan Ju" said: The dove is on the river island, a beautiful lady is a gentleman's good partner. Among them," The Turtledove is on the River Continent " was a direct statement of the fact that the Turtledove was on the River Continent;" A Fair Lady and a Gentleman's Good Courtship " was a metaphor for the beauty of a fair lady;" A Gentleman's Good Courtship " was a metaphor that aroused the readers 'imagination of the beautiful relationship between a fair lady and a gentleman. Bi: "Reeds and rushes": Reeds and rushes are green and white dew is frost. Among them,"The Green Reeds" was a metaphor for the length of time by describing the luxuriant reeds, while "White Dew as Frost" was a metaphor for the arrival of winter by the condensation of dew into frost. Happy: "Deer Ming": You you deer Ming eat wild wormwood. Among them," Yo Yo, Lu Ming " triggered the readers 'imagination of the natural beauty through the sound of the deer's cry, while " Eating the wild wormwood " was a metaphor for the hungry state of the deer by eating the food of the wild wormwood. These are examples of the Fu, Bi, and Xing techniques in the Book of Songs. These techniques not only make the poem more vivid and vivid, but also arouse the reader's resonance and deepen the reader's understanding and appreciation of the poem.
Writing techniques referred to the various techniques and means used to describe or shape the image, express the theme, and promote the plot in the process of writing a novel. Techniques of expression refer to the various techniques used to express the theme and image of the novel, such as description, lyricism, contrast, symbolism, etc. The artistic techniques referred to the various techniques used to improve the artistic appeal and expressiveness of the novel, such as metaphor, exaggeration, metonymy, suggestion, and so on. In the creation of a novel, writing techniques and expression techniques are important elements. Together, they form the overall artistic effect of the novel. Writing techniques were mainly used to reveal the theme, shape the image, and promote the plot. The expression techniques were mainly used to express the theme, shape the image, and improve the artistic appeal and expression. Different writing techniques and expression techniques can produce different artistic effects, thus making the novel more distinctive and appealing.
Description is a literary rhetoric used to describe, describe, and portray literary elements such as characters, scenes, and plots to increase the artistic appeal and legibility of the work. The description techniques could be divided into different types, such as environment description, character description, plot description, and detail description. The description of the environment referred to the description of the environment in the work, including the social environment and the natural environment. The description of social environment mainly described the social background, atmosphere, customs, habits, etc. to show the characteristics of the era and the atmosphere of the characters. The description of the natural environment referred to the description of the natural environment in the work, including topography, climate, scenery, sound, etc., to show the objective scenery of the work and the living environment of the characters. Character description referred to the description of the characters in the work, including their appearance, personality, psychology, behavior, and so on. Character descriptions could highlight the characteristics of the characters, allowing the readers to better understand the inner world of the characters. Plot description referred to the description of the plot in the work, including the plot, turning point, climax, ending, and so on. The description of the plot could allow the readers to better understand the structure of the work and the development of the plot to enhance the dramatic effect of the work. The description of details referred to the description of some details in the work, including objects, actions, language, etc. The description of details could make the readers feel the details and realism in the works better, enhancing the expressiveness and artistic appeal of the works. Description is an indispensable part of literature. Through different ways of description, readers can better understand and feel the meaning and extension of the work, and improve the artistic value and legibility of the work.
Writing techniques referred to the techniques and methods used in the writing process to shape the characters, plot, theme, and other elements in the work to resonate and feel with the readers. Common writing techniques included: Description: Use specific images, language, actions, etc. to express the character's psychology, emotions, and state. 2. Narration: By describing the occurrence of events, the experiences of the characters, and their mental journey, the plot and background of the story are presented. 3. Discussion: By expressing the author's own views and opinions, it guides the readers to think and resonate. 4. Lyricism: By expressing the author's emotions and feelings, it can enhance the appeal and touching degree of the work. Symbol: Using abstract objects or symbols to represent specific objects or emotions to achieve a metaphor or suggestive effect. 6. Comparing: By comparing two or more things to highlight their differences and similarities. 7 Turning point: A sudden turning point in the development of the story changes the original plot and direction of development. 8. Imagination: Create a novel or unique situation through fictional characters, scenes, plots, etc. to attract the reader's interest. Different writing techniques could produce different effects. Different works also needed different techniques to express their characteristics and styles.
Writing techniques referred to the use of different ways of expression and techniques to shape the characters, plot, and theme of the work. Common writing techniques included: 1. Narration technique: It refers to the writing technique of describing the character's psychology and actions to unfold the plot of the story. 2. Description: Writing techniques that use the means of finger, psychology, language, and behavior to shape the character's image. 3. Lyrical technique: Finger. 4. Symbolism: Finger. 5. Comparisons: A writing technique that highlights the theme by referring to the relationship between the characters and the environment. 6. Reasoning method: Finger. 7. Imaginative Techniques: Writing techniques that enrich the imagination and expressiveness of a work with characters and plots. 8. Conversation Techniques: 9. Renderings: Finger. Different writing techniques could bring different literary effects and styles.
Writing techniques referred to the techniques and methods used in the writing process to create the atmosphere of the story, shape the characters, express the theme, and so on. Different writing techniques can produce different effects to help the author better express his thoughts and intentions. Common writing techniques included: Description: By describing the scenery, characters, emotions, etc., the reader can feel the atmosphere of the story. 2. Narration: By telling the origin, development, climax and ending of the story, the reader can understand the plot of the story. 3. Conversation: Through the dialogue between the characters, the characters 'personalities, thoughts, and feelings are revealed. 4. Action Description: Through describing the actions and movements of the character, it shows the character's personality and psychology. 5. Metaphor and Symbol: To express the subject and meaning by using a metaphor or symbol. 6. Comparisons and twists: Use comparisons and twists to emphasize important plots and characters in the story. 7. Suspense: By setting up suspense to attract the reader's interest, they will want to continue reading. 8. Embellishment: Use adjectives, adverbs, and other means to enhance the atmosphere and appeal of the story. 9. Summing up: By summarizing the main plot and characters of the story, the reader can better understand the meaning and theme of the story.
The writing techniques of online novels referred to the writing techniques commonly used in online novels, including narration, description, lyricism, dialogue, imagery, and so on. In web novels, the narration was usually the most important part. The main character's actions, thoughts, feelings, and so on were described to expand the plot so that the readers could better understand the story. The description was used to enhance the atmosphere and image of the novel. By describing the environment, characters, objects, etc., the reader could feel the emotions and atmosphere of the novel. Lyricism was used to express the author's feelings and thoughts so that the readers could better understand the author's thoughts and feelings. The dialogue was used to express the relationship between the characters and the development of the plot. Through the dialogue between the characters, information and emotions were transmitted. Imagery was used to create the atmosphere of the novel through metaphor, symbolism, and other techniques to let the readers feel the emotions and atmosphere of the novel. In addition to the common writing techniques mentioned above, web novelists would also flexibly use various techniques to enrich the content and form of the novel to create web novels with unique charm.
Writing techniques were used to create characters, describe scenes, promote plots, express the theme, and so on. Common writing techniques included suspense, conflict, narration, description, lyricism, symbolism, suggestion, contrast, and so on. For example, in the novel Journey to the West, the author Wu Chengen used a contrasting writing technique to show the difference in personality and growth process between the two characters of Sun Wukong and Sand Monk, which enhanced the expressiveness of the novel. Different writing techniques can produce different effects to help shape vivid and profound characters, promote the development of the plot, and deepen the meaning of the theme.
The writing techniques of web novels referred to the various techniques and techniques used by the author to attract the attention of the readers, shape the character image, and develop the plot narration. Common web novel writing techniques included, but were not limited to, the following: 1. Suspense setting: By asking questions or hinting at certain information, the reader will be interested in the story and the development of the characters to motivate the reader to read. 2. Creation of conflict: By portraying contradictions and conflicts, the readers will feel nervous, excited, and excited to increase their participation. 3. Description skills: Through delicate language description, scene carving, etc., let the readers feel the authenticity and emotional resonance of the plot and characters. 4. Character Creation: By creating characters with different personalities, experiences, and goals, readers will have a sense of immersion and deepen their understanding of the plot and characters. 5. Plot development: Through reasonable plot setting and rhythm, the reader can feel the ups and downs of the plot and resonate with and think about it. 6. Grasp the rhythm: By grasping the speed and rhythm of the plot and character development, the story will be more compact and rhythmic to increase the fun of reading. Reversal and Surprise: Use unexpected plot twists and surprises to shock and surprise the readers, leaving a deep impression. Different writing techniques can bring different reading experiences and effects.