"After-reading notes are highly argumentative reading notes. Personal experience, practical experience and vivid examples should be used to illustrate the principles learned from "reading". Therefore, the after-reading notes should include "Reading" ", and "feelings" must be written, which requires both narration and reasoning. Narration is the basis of argument, and argumentation is the deepening of narrative. The two must be combined.
The main feeling after reading is "feelings". It is necessary to properly quote the original text, of course not too many, and it should be based on your own language. In terms of expression method, you can use the method of writing with narrative and discussion. The discussion should focus on analysis and reasoning, there should not be too many examples, and the citation of the original text should be concise. In terms of structure, the general prompts "reading" at the beginning, eliciting "feelings" from it, and after focusing on expressing feelings, the end refers back to "reading".
When writing feelings after reading, you should generally do three things:
1. To understand the content of the original text. "Reflection after reading", as the name suggests, means reading first and then feeling. Therefore, reading is crucial. Only by reading, and grasping the important content of the original text, can we write Your own true experience.
2. Write the part of your deepest experience. There is a lot of content in an article, so you should capture the content of your deepest experience in the article. If you don’t have deep experience, you won’t have enough feelings. It's so rich that I can't write my thoughts after reading it."