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Expressive skills are also known as artistic features.

1. Expression skills mainly include:

expressions (narrative, descriptive, lyrical, argumentative, and illustrative, with the first four commonly used in ancient poetry); expressive techniques (lyricism, lyricism, narrative, lyricism, borrowing things to allude to people, expressing one's mind directly, wanting to promote first suppressing desire, wanting to suppress first, following the narrative, flashback, interpolation, contrasting, setting off, showing the chapter, symbolism, using allusions, imagining, association, taking care of, allegorical in the scene, contrasting, contrasting, supporting the rise of objects, rendering, virtual brush, combination of virtual and real, side description, positive description, direct lyricism, indirect lyricism, etc.);

material selection and shearing; Structural techniques: transitions, echoes, etc.

The creation of artistic conception, the shaping of characters, the use of rhetorical methods (metaphor, analogy, borrowing, exaggeration, duality, comparison, repetition, etc.), and the description of the social and natural environment.

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Narrative, descriptive, lyrical, argumentative, illustrative These five are expressions, not techniques, and you are in the wrong category.

Other. As for the expression, I'm very clear in the second item.

Lyricism of the scene, lyricism of the narrative, lyricism of the story, the use of things to allude to the people, the direct expression of the chest, the desire to promote the first suppression, the desire to suppress the first to promote the narrative, the flashback, the interpolation, the contrast, the foil, the chapter of the chapter, the symbolism, the use of allusions, the imagination, the association, the correspondence, the allegorical in the scene, the contrast, the contrast, the revival of the object, the rendering, the virtual brush, the combination of the virtual and the real, the side description, the positive description, the direct lyricism, the indirect lyricism, etc.

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There are narrative techniques, argumentative techniques, and no explanatory techniques.

1. Rhetorical methods: metaphor, personification, questioning, rhetorical questioning, borrowing, duality, exaggeration, foiling, allusion, application, intertextuality, repetition, etc.

2. Expression: narrative, argumentative, descriptive, lyrical.

Lyricism: It can be divided into direct lyricism and indirect lyricism (borrowing scenery lyricism, supporting things and words; Contextual blending).

Description: It can be divided into dynamic and static combination, virtual and real combination, point and surface combination, light and dark combination, positive and side combination, broad brush outline, white stroke; Write mourning in the music scene, write music in the mourning scene, etc.

3. Expression techniques: endowment, comparison, and rejuvenation; Suppressing changes, laying out descriptions, symbolic associations, foiling, contrasting, imagining, association, taking care of, supporting objects and words, etc.

Expression: narrative, description, lyricism, argumentative, illustrative

Lyrical way: borrowing objects, borrowing scenes, direct

Rhetorical devices: metaphor, personification, comparison, exaggeration, questioning, rhetorical questioning, repetition, ......Depiction methods: portrait depiction, action depiction, language depiction, psychological depiction, ......

Common writing techniques include: suspense, correspondence, association, imagination, combination of inhibition, combination of point and surface, combination of movement and static, combination of narrative, scene blending, contrast, foreshadowing, supporting the words and aspirations, white description, foreshadowing suspense, combination of front and side, metaphor symbolism, borrowing the past and the present, showing the ambition of the chapter, connecting the previous and the next, getting to the point, contrasting, rendering, contrasting movement and static, virtual and real, real and fictional, supporting the meaning of things, lyricism of songs, lyricism of borrowing scenes, etc.

Expressions are common narratives, descriptions, lyrical, argumentative, and illustrative.

The expressive techniques include (writing scenes, lyricism, narrative lyricism, borrowing things to allude to people, directly expressing the chest, wanting to promote the first and suppress, following the narrative, flashback, interpolation, contrast, contrasting, setting off, showing the chapter, symbolism, allusion, imagination, association, taking care of the allegorical scene, contrasting, contrasting, supporting the rise of the object, rendering, virtual brush, combination of virtual and real, side description, positive description, direct lyricism, indirect lyricism, combination of movement and static, and so on).

The expressive techniques are to write the scene lyrically, the narrative lyrical, the metaphor of the person, the direct expression of the chest, the desire to promote the first suppression, the narrative, the flashback, the interpolation, the contrast, the foil, the chapter of the legend, the symbolism, the use of the allusion, the imagination, the association, the correspondence, the allegorical in the scene, the contrast, the revival of the object, the rendering, the virtual brush, the combination of the virtual and the real, the side description, the positive description, the direct lyricism, the indirect lyricism.

Expression: narrative, descriptive, lyrical, argumentative, illustrative. Discussion.

Writing technique: Writing technique is an artistic expression technique. Suspense, correspondence, association, imagination, combination of inhibition, combination of point and surface, combination of movement and static, combination of narrative, scene blending, setting off and contrast, foreshadowing, supporting words, white description, foreshadowing suspense, combination of front and side, metaphor and symbolism, borrowing from the past and the present, showing the ambition of the chapter, connecting the previous and the next, getting to the point, contrasting, rendering, dynamic and static, virtual and real.

Broadly speaking, the expressive technique is the special way of organizing sentences used by the author when he writes and expresses his thoughts and feelings. Note: Because modern languages no longer pay much attention to the distinction between expressive techniques and expressive skills, it can be considered that the two are unified.

But if you want to make a strict distinction between expressive techniques and subordinate expressive techniques.

Example: Expression techniques (supporting things and words, writing scenes and lyricism, narrative lyricism, borrowing things to metaphor people, directly expressing the chest, wanting to promote the first and suppress, following the narrative, flashback, interpolating and contrasting, showing the ambition of the chapter, symbolism, allusion, imagination, association, correspondence, allegorical in the scene, contrasting, contrasting, supporting the rise of objects, rendering, virtual brush, combination of virtual and real, direct lyricism, indirect lyricism, combination of movement and static, contrast between movement and static, large-scale brushwork, layering, deepening the main idea, seeing the big with the small, combining points and surfaces, primary and secondary, far and near, synaesthesia, white description, painting, sound and color, etc.).

The rhetorical hand is a way or method to improve the effect of language expression by modifying and adjusting sentences, and using specific forms of expression. There are sixty-three categories and seventy-eight sub-categories.

Example: The main rhetorical devices are as follows: metaphor, personification, exaggeration, comparison, duality, repetition, borrowing, analogy, symbolism, allegory (sustenance), intertextuality, questioning, quotation, appeal, rhetorical question, truth, etc.

Among them, metaphor can be divided into: simile, metaphor, borrowing, metaphor (also known as compound metaphor), inverted metaphor (also known as reverse metaphor), reverse metaphor, mutual metaphor (also known as echo), metaphor (can be divided into strong metaphor, weak metaphor), metaphor, ornament, quotation, metaphor.

Other special depiction methods: white drawing, analogy (also known as comparison), avoidance, transformation, layering, liner (also known as lining), foil (positive lining, reverse lining, foil), inverted, inverted, overlapping, overlapping, overlapping, top true (also known as Lianzhu, thimble), contrast, battle (also known as duality, row of couples), renovation, repeated, rhetorical question, rhetorical language, imitation words, imitation, flying white, sub-inheritance (also known as juxtaposition, joint narrative, joint statement); Overlapping intricacy, compound partiality, sharing, calling, interbody, intertextuality, conversion, loop, palindrome, degrading, borrowing, questioning, ambiguity, comparison, facsimile painting (also divided into: facsimile, facsimile, facsimile), column, conjunction, exaggeration, warning, display, pun, tautology, overlapping, referent, diction, quotation, transfer, homonym, after break, symbol, mosaic, analysis, euphemism (also divided into:

Roundabout, humble, evasive), euphemism, synaesthesia (also known as transference), transfer, jump, transliteration, repetition, and reconnection (also known as: shun).