The stylistic features of prose
Prose is a literary genre that usually tells the author's story, thoughts, feelings, etc. in a free, smooth, and lyrical way. The stylistic features of prose include: 1. Freedom and fluency: Prose is not limited by format and structure. The freedom and fluency of writing can be enhanced by various rhetorical devices such as metaphor, personification, and alignment. 2. Lyric: Prose usually focuses on expressing emotions. The author can let the reader feel the author's emotional ups and downs by describing the protagonist's emotions and experiences to enhance the appeal of the article. 3. Prose form: Prose can take various forms such as news reports, travel notes, diary, comments, novels, etc. However, it is usually based on narration and rarely uses techniques such as description and discussion. 4. Pay attention to details: Prose usually pays attention to details such as the expression, movement, psychology of the characters, etc. to let the readers have a deeper understanding of the inner world of the protagonist. 5. Prose theme: The theme of the prose can be a variety of things such as love, friendship, nature, life, etc. It can also be the author's own thoughts and feelings. Prose is a kind of free, smooth, lyrical literary genre. It pays attention to the details of the description, has a strong expression and appeal, and is suitable for various occasions. It is an indispensable style of literary writing.