Narrative mode, narrative characteristics, how to distinguish

Narrative mode refers to the expression used in narrative works (such as novels, essays and reports). ). Common narrative methods include the first person and the third person.

First-person narration means that the author tells the story with "I", which can enhance the reader's perception and participation.

Third-person narration means that the author tells the story with "he", "she" and "it", which can provide a more objective third-party perspective.

Narrative characteristics refer to the uniqueness of narrative works, such as role, plot, environment, time and so on.

The distinction between narrative style and narrative characteristics is mainly through the analysis of the specific expression techniques and elements of the works. The narrative mode mainly focuses on how the author expresses the story, while the narrative features focus on the characteristics of the story itself.