1, seed perspective. From the perspective of seeds, we can describe the loneliness and longing of seeds in the soil, and the process of their efforts to absorb nutrients, overcome difficulties and finally break through the soil. Show the tenacity and courage of life through the inner feelings of the seeds, thus reflecting the theme of the story.
2. Big tree perspective. From the perspective of a big tree, we can describe its luxuriance and grandeur, as well as the wind, rain and sunshine it has experienced. Through the experience of the big tree, it shows the growth and change of life and its influence on the surrounding environment and creatures, thus embodying the theme of the story.
3. Bystander perspective. From the bystander's point of view, we can describe people's concern and expectation for seeds, as well as their awe and admiration for trees. Through the feelings of onlookers, people's attitudes and feelings towards life can be expressed, thus embodying the theme of the story.
4. Philosophical thinking. In the story "That's Good", the author tells us that our life course from a seed to a big tree will experience different challenges and changes at different stages of life. So we can extract some philosophical thinking from practicing calligraphy from childhood.
Practice writing skills;
1, determine the theme and objectives. Before writing a short exercise, you should be clear about the theme and goal of the short exercise. The theme can be about events, people and objects in life, and the goal can be to improve language expression, description ability and thinking logic. Only when the theme and goal are clear can we write in a targeted way.
2. Pay attention to the details. Detail description is a very important part of writing practice. Through careful description, readers can have a deeper understanding of the things or characters described and enhance their feelings and experiences. Therefore, when writing small exercises, we should pay attention to the description of details, such as the appearance, movements and language of the characters.
3. Use a variety of expressions. One of the writing skills of practicing calligraphy is to use a variety of expressions. In addition to narration and description, you can also use explanations, arguments, lyricism and other expressions to enrich the content and form of small practice writing. For example, when describing characters, we can express their personality characteristics by describing their appearance, language and movements. At the same time, you can also express your views and comments on the characters through discussion.
4. Pay attention to language expression and structural arrangement. Writing skills need to pay attention to language expression and structural arrangement. In terms of language expression, we should strive to be accurate, vivid and fluent, and at the same time pay attention to the appropriateness of words and the rationality of tone. In the structural arrangement, we should strive to be rigorous, reasonable and complete, and at the same time pay attention to the arrangement of paragraphs and paragraphs, so that the article looks clear and hierarchical.