Play Jason's autumn calendar.

Analysis of test questions: The materials provided in material-based propositional compositions often prompt, guide and even limit our writing content, so we can't ignore them. We should analyze materials and refine opinions, which is the main theme of our narrative.

How to analyze materials and refine opinions? For longer materials, you can divide them into levels first, then grasp some key sentences and extract ideas-divide them into levels and grasp key sentences. Analyze the given materials, refine opinions and determine the main idea. The above materials can be divided into two layers: the first layer says that I have not gained much, but I am very happy and laughing; The second layer is the reason why I laugh-"Life and food are harvested at the same time. I have loved, hated, laughed, cried, tasted and understood ... "

From this point of view: although the harvest is not great, but experienced, struggled and paid, so no regrets. This is life-struggle without regret, pay peace of mind!

The narrative writing of the narrative subject must be described in detail. A detailed description is worth a thousand words. Because the description is meticulous, it is true, because the description is meticulous, it is touching, and there is no detailed description. It is undoubtedly a cup of boiled water, plain or even mediocre.

Comments: Guidance materials and propositional compositions reduce the difficulty of examining questions and can give students a certain direction, but students should not be limited to materials, but should open their minds and expand their imagination. High school students may be used to argumentative writing, but ignore narrative writing, so the stylistic limitation of narrative may bring some troubles to some students.