What inspirations have been taken from writing in Wisteria Falls

First, writing scenery is the basis of lyrical speech, first of all, the scenery should be written well, and the scenery should be full of emotion, and when it comes to fruition, it should be concise and direct lyrical or argumentative. Feelings come out of the scene, and discussions come out of the scene, which is a good article.

Affection and reason, if there are two or three layers of better. This prose, after saying "spiritual tranquility and the joy of life", has another layer of novelty, which is rich.

Second, the overall situation and each part of the scene should be carefully observed. When we see that the author writes about both a tree and a spike and a flower, we can imagine how thoughtful and meticulous she is in observing both the whole and the parts.

Third, you should have feelings for the scenery, if the scenery is like the person you like in your mind, it will be vivid and intimate.

Anthropomorphism, metaphor, and the like are not written with any rhetorical device in mind, but things are this image and this feeling in the mind. A wisteria rose, in the author's heart, is like a waterfall, like a person, it is flowing, it is laughing, it is teasing with the sun, writing out, the wisteria roses are extraordinarily beautiful and lovely. When writing, you must have imagination and association in order to write brilliantly.

Fourth, we must have insight and refine incisive sentences. With the finishing touch, the whole text has spirituality. ​top

Scene writing method: Write static with movement, and write the scene in order: from the whole to the part, from top to bottom, from large to small.

Use rhetorical devices: personification, metaphor,

The revelation of Wisteria Falls: Flowers and people will encounter all kinds of misfortunes, but the long river of life is endless. We should not let yesterday's misfortune crush people, everyone should be like the flowers of wisteria, with full vitality, devote themselves to the long river of life, and sail on the river of shining flowers.

Wisteria Falls" is an essay by contemporary writer Zong Pu, selected from the 7th issue of Fujian Literature in 1982. The article was written in May 1982, when his younger brother was terminally ill, the author was very sad, wandering in the courtyard, seeing a tree in full bloom of wisteria roses, seeing things relieved, from the decline of flowers to prosperity, turning sadness into joy, and realizing the beauty of life and the eternity of life.

The writing technique of "Wisteria Falls": The whole text uses the writing technique of supporting things and words, showing the prosperity of wisteria; The author expressed her views and perceptions of life through the vigorous vitality of Wisteria Rose, and the tenacious vitality of Wisteria Rose gave the author confidence in life; The author expresses her sigh for the essence of life through the high praise of Wisteria Rose.

Author of "Wisteria Falls".The author of Wisteria Fallfalls is the contemporary writer Zong Pu, who also has pen names such as Feng Hua and Ren Xiaozhe. Zong Pu is engaged in ** and prose creation, and his main works are "Red Bean", "Dream on the String", "Wisteria Falls", "Wild Gourd Introduction" and so on.

Zong Pu's works are mostly written about the intellectual class, elegant and elegant, rich in learning, and subtle, and she has established a beautiful and gentle language style with her meticulous and calm narration. Slowly in the seemingly ordinary life situations and details, there is a majestic layout. Zong Pu is also the author of a collection of essays "Ding Zhao Lao Xiangxiang Knot", a long ** "Nandu Ji", and a translation of "Selected Poems of Muse".

1. The writing technique of "Wisteria Falls": The full text uses the writing technique of supporting things and words to show the prosperity of Wisteria Rose.

2. The author expressed her views and perceptions of life through the vigorous vitality of Wisteria Rose, and the tenacious vitality of Wisteria Rose gave the author confidence in life.

3. The author expressed her sigh for the essence of life through the high praise of wisteria rose.