Common writing methods of narrative literature works

Narrative literature works are generally written like this:

1, first-person narration

A common narrative method-the article narrates from the perspective of "I", and the people and things written in the article are what the narrator sees and hears, giving readers a sense of reality. The people and things described in this article are all things and characters that "I" have experienced.

Daniel defoe's Robinson Crusoe, Lu Xun's Diary of a Madman and Jia Pingwa's Shaanxi Opera are all written in the first person narrative.

2. Third-person narrative method

Common narrative method-the article is narrated from the perspective of a third party, and the narrator is not limited by space and time. And show people and things directly to readers.

Who is the cutest person by Wei Wei is a third-person narrative method.

3. Successive approximation method

Chronology is written by the author according to the time sequence of events, which is in line with the reality of events and the context of the article is easy to be clear. It should be noted that the chronological method should not be written as a running account, but must highlight the key points. Most articles are arranged in chronological order.

Narrative literature works:

The largest literary category that shapes artistic images by describing objective things and portraying characters' personalities. Narration is a literary activity that organizes characters' actions and events through language, thus forming the artistic world.

Story time is the sequence of events in the story, that is, the time process of fictional events in the story. The order and length of this time are given by the content of the story.

Text time is the order of narrative language arrangement in narrative text, or the order in which readers read the text; This time is actually the order and length of the narrative language itself.

Narrative literature includes myths, legends, stories, fairy tales, fables, narrative poems, novels, biographies, memoirs, travel notes, reportage and so on.

The main task of narrative literature is to describe external objective things and shape images. A work that depicts the character through the description of events, thus reflecting the objective life.