The description techniques are mainly divided into frontal description and side description.
1. Positive description: directly describe the character's appearance, language, psychology and actions.
1) Portrait description: Reveal the character's identity, situation, and social environment, convey the character's inner world and personality characteristics with form.
2) Action description: Show the character’s mental outlook and directly reflect the character’s personality. (It plays an important role in character description.)
3) Language description: expresses the character’s emotions, reflects the character’s personality, and reflects the characteristics of the era in which the character lives.
4) Psychological description: It is the psychological activities of the characters in a specific environment. Reveal the character's heart and portray the character's personality.
5) Expression description: It is a description of a character's facial expression, which can express the character's psychology from the side, thereby highlighting the character's personality.
2. Side description: from the description of other characters and events. Exaggerate the atmosphere and highlight the character's personality in narration and description.
1) Description of the environment
A. Description of the natural environment: to set off the mood of the characters; to exaggerate a certain atmosphere; to lead out or foreshadow the following; to point out the season, place, and Characters; expressing relationships between characters; expressing character; connecting the past and the next.
Describing scenery is one of the common contents in ancient poetry. By describing scenery, the author can exaggerate the atmosphere, express emotions, deepen the center, and promote the development of the plot.
B. Description of social environment: In a narrow sense, social environment refers to the place, background, atmosphere, etc. where characters move. In a broad sense, it refers to the sum of social life and interpersonal relationships in a certain historical period.
2) Reactions and comments from people around you.
3. Detailed description: Grasp the subtle and specific typical plots in life, and describe them vividly and meticulously. The function is to enrich the character image and make the character description flesh and blood and soul. When writing about people, it is like seeing them, and when writing about scenes, it is like being there.
There are six common description and appreciation angles in the college entrance examination:
Thin description: using a large number of vivid and appropriate metaphors, gorgeous words, colorful colors, and thick brush strokes.
Biography: Use simple words to grasp the characteristics of the image of a person or thing, and outline the image of the person or thing with just a few strokes.
Static description: describe characters or scenery flatly and statically.
Dynamic description: Use movement to describe stillness, or describe objects using anthropomorphic techniques.
Sensory perspective: Describe from five perspectives: touch, taste, hearing, vision, and smell. Most of the exam questions are in poetry appreciation.
Description of expression: refers specifically to facial expressions, and words that express expressions and expressions should be used when describing