What is the description and function of the third paragraph in A Few Little Things ?

The text is narrated in the first person.

A Little Thing" is an article created by Lu Xun, the founder of modern Chinese literature. This ** tells the story of a rickshaw driver who was hit by a person but no one else saw it, and went to help the old man at the risk of being blackmailed. The article is written in the first person, through the narration of the changes in the thoughts and emotions of "a small thing" and "me", and praises the noble qualities of the ordinary laborers' rickshaw drivers who are honest, kind, selfless, and responsible, and shows that "I" have the courage to self-criticize and be strict with the spirit of dissecting myself.

A detailed and abbreviated way of writing is a narrative writing style.

The so-called detailed writing refers to the specific description and description of the main materials that can directly express the central meaning, let go of pen and ink, and write more fully; The so-called abbreviation refers to the use of less pen and ink to describe the material that is related to the central meaning but not directly expresses the central meaning.

In an article, detailing and abbreviating are opposites.

1. Complement each other. If there is no "detail", there is no "omitted"; Without "omitted", there is no "detail". The detailed content must be primary, and the secondary cannot be written in detail, otherwise the article will be wordy, verbose, and the material will be piled up, drowning out the central meaning; However, the detailed writing must be accompanied by the abbreviation, and the abbreviation should be supplemented by the detailed writing, so that the article is complex and concise, and the focus is highlighted.

It can be seen that detailed writing and abbreviation are two complementary expressions. Generally speaking, detailed writing is often used to show the situation of the "point", reflecting the depth of things; Abbreviations tend to summarize the "face" and reflect the breadth of things.

To put it simply: the most direct, specific and vivid expression of the central meaning of the article should be written in detail; If it has some connection with the central meaning of the expression, it will have an impact on the main aspects if it is not written at all—either it will make the plot incomplete, or the content will appear thin, or the detailed part will lack a foil, which must be omitted if it cannot be written but does not need to be written in detail.

Write in detail and abbreviate].

The so-called detailed writing refers to the specific description and description of the main materials that can directly express the central meaning, let go of pen and ink, and write more fully; The so-called abbreviation refers to the use of less pen and ink to describe the material that is related to the central meaning but not directly expresses the central meaning.

The relationship between detailed and abbreviated].

In an article, detailing and abbreviating are opposites.

1. Complement each other. If there is no "detail", there is no "omitted"; Without "omitted", there is no "detail". The detailed content must be primary, and the secondary content cannot be detailed; However, the detailed writing must be accompanied by the abbreviation, and the abbreviation should be supplemented by the detailed writing, so that the article is complex and concise, and the focus is highlighted.

It can be seen that detailed writing and abbreviation are two complementary expressions.

How to determine detailing and abbreviation].

According to the title of the article, determine the focus of the writing;

According to the center of the article, it is divided into primary and secondary materials;

According to the content of the article, the points are combined.

The most direct, specific and vivid expression of the central meaning of the article should be written in detail; It has some connection with the central meaning of expression, and if it cannot be left unwritten but it is not necessary to write in detail, it should be abbreviated.

When dealing with detailed problems, it is most likely to make two kinds of mistakes: one is to write more and write indiscriminately if there are many materials in hand; If you have less material, you will write less, or you will not write at all. The second is to write more about what you like and are familiar with, and write less or not at all.

We must be careful to avoid the emergence of these two problems.

1. "I" don't use chopsticks.

2. "I" can't write calligraphy.

3. My father taught me how to hand things to people.

4. Father taught "me" to develop a good habit of closing the door casually.

The text uses a first-person narrative technique.

A Little Thing" is an article created by Lu Xun, the founder of modern Chinese literature. This ** tells the story of a rickshaw driver who hit someone but no one else saw it, and went to help the old man at the risk of being blackmailed. The article is written in the first person, through the narration of the changes in the thoughts and emotions of "a small thing" and "me", and praises the noble qualities of the ordinary laborers' rickshaw drivers who are honest, kind, selfless, and responsible, and shows that "I" have the courage to self-criticize and be strict with the spirit of dissecting myself.