I want to write my own new book. What should I read when reading the almanac?

Expression: Expression is a very vague concept. Broadly speaking, expression refers to writing means, including expression and rhetoric means. In a narrow sense, there are also many kinds, including: coming straight to the point, taking care of before and after, paving the way, setting suspense, connecting the preceding with the following, showing great plans and making the finishing point; Dynamic contrast static, want to promote first, contrast, front, contrast rendering, real writing and virtual writing.

Expression: Expression mainly includes narration, description, discussion, lyric and explanation, among which description and lyric are often tested. Lyricism includes indirect lyricism and direct lyricism. Indirect lyricism means that the author does not come forward directly, but expresses his feelings in other ways, with calm and objective language, or through the mouth of the characters or through a specific tone. Indirect lyricism is characterized by indirectness, charm and strong appeal. Indirect lyric can be divided into lyric about things, lyric about scenery, lyric about scenery, lyric about music, lyric about things, lyric about things, and satirizing the present with ancient times. Direct lyric is a way of writing that takes the first person "I" as the lyric subject and directly expresses the author's thoughts and feelings. It's also called expressing one's mind directly. Description is to describe the state of people or scenery in vivid language. Specifically, it can be divided into fine description and line description, static description and dynamic description, front description and side description, virtual description and real description, character description and environmental description.

Rhetoric: Rhetoric refers to the modification of words and expressions, so that the language expression is accurate, vivid and powerful, and the emotion is sincere, strong and fascinating. Including symbolism, exaggeration, personification, metaphor, metonymy, duality, rhetorical questions, puns, homophones, allusions, intertextuality, reduplication and so on.