Prose in a broad sense refers to all literary prose except poetry, novels and dramas. In addition to discussing lyric prose, it also includes communication, reportage, essays, memoirs, biographies and other styles. With the development of writing discipline, many styles stand on their own feet, and the scope of prose is shrinking day by day.
Prose in a narrow sense refers to literary prose, which is a kind of literary style mainly based on narration or lyric, with extensive materials, flexible brushwork, short length and rich love for literature.
Prose can be divided into narrative, argumentative and lyric. Accordingly, prose can be divided into narrative prose, lyric prose and argumentative prose.
Narrative prose, or narrative prose, is mainly narrative. The narrative plot is incomplete, but it is very concentrated, and the feelings in the narrative permeate between the lines. It focuses on reflecting the essence of things from the development and changes of narrative characters and events, and selects themes from one angle to express the author's thoughts and feelings with factors such as time, place, characters and events.
Lyric prose, or landscape prose, refers to prose that describes scenery and expresses the author's feelings, passions and wishes for real life. Pay attention to express the author's thoughts and feelings, express the author's thoughts and feelings. This kind of prose narrates and describes specific things, but usually it doesn't run through the whole story. Its outstanding feature is strong lyricism. It is either straightforward or touching, full of poetry and painting, even if it describes natural scenery, it also gives profound social content and thoughts and feelings.
Philosophy is the understanding of feelings, the spark of thoughts, the condensation of thoughts and the crystallization of wisdom. It runs through ancient and modern times, across China and foreign countries, embraces the world, penetrates the society of life, stays in the parents of life and flashes in the field of thinking. Smart authors are good at grasping the flash of philosophy and writing rich and thought-provoking beautiful articles in the form of pen and ink. Reciting such beautiful prose often can naturally be enlightened, edified, baptized and sublimated in a subtle way. This internalization is undoubtedly great.