A collection of universal common materials for Chinese composition in the third year of high school

1.Spiritual stories: can express human growth, human nature, emotions and other aspects, resonate with readers, such as "The Little Prince", "Siege", "Alive" and so on.

2.Social reality themes: It can reflect social unfairness, contradictions, people's struggles, struggles, etc., such as "Raising Soldiers for a Thousand Days, Using Soldiers for a Time", "Siege of the City", etc.

3.Modern technology: It can explain the application and challenges of modern technology in human life, such as the Internet, virtual reality, etc.

4.Environmental protection and sustainable development: It can express thoughts and opinions on caring for the environment and protecting the earth, such as smog problems, global climate change, etc.

5.Chinese culture: The connotation and characteristics of Chinese culture can be deeply defined by telling cultural symbols, folk customs, etc., such as literature, painting, family, etiquette, etc.

6.Educational problems: You can put forward your own thoughts and solutions by talking about students' academic pressure, educational inequality, and other problems.

7.History and Culture: Elements such as history, people, and culture can be incorporated into the composition to express their understanding and thinking about ancient culture, such as historical celebrities, historical events, etc.

8.Life and growth: You can take life growth as the main line, and tell about the ups and downs and growth changes in life experience, such as "[parental] love", "friendship", "self-awareness" and so on the road to growth.

9.Current affairs: You can combine current events to express your views and opinions on social hot issues, such as population aging, male malnutrition, etc.

10.Interpersonal relationships: You can explore real interpersonal relationships, portray touching life scenes, and reflect people's temperament.

The above are commonly used materials for Chinese composition in the third year of high school, which can be combined according to different themes and wordings to achieve the purpose of fully expressing one's thoughts and opinions.

1.Literary allusions: such as the plots and characters in classic works such as "Dream of Red Mansions", "Journey to the West", and "Water Margin".

3.Historical events: such as the events, political systems, cultural traditions of the Qin, Han, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing and other historical periods in ancient China.

4.Scientific and technological progress: such as the development and transformation of human aviation, computers, the Internet, and other scientific and technological fields.

5.Social phenomena: analysis and analysis of social phenomena such as urban congestion, living pressure, and moral atmosphere.

6.Environmental issues: Expand thinking and ideas on ecological and environmental issues such as air pollution, water disappearance, and biodiversity degradation.

7.Spiritual world: such as love, friendship, philosophy of life, faith, etc.

8.Cultural exchange: research and reflection on cultural phenomena such as the collision of Eastern and Western cultures, cross-cultural communication, etc.

9.Human nature**: such as the thinking and analysis of human nature such as good and evil, truth and falsehood, beauty and ugliness.

10.Educational problems: such as education quality, student pressure, educational equity, and other educational problems.

1.Literary quotes and aphorisms: Such as:

"People have no foresight, but they must have near-term worries"、 \"Tianjingsha Qiusi"Wait. 2.Social Current Affairs:

It includes some hot topics in the fields of society, politics, economy, science and technology, culture, etc., such as college entrance examination reform, environmental pollution, cybersecurity, etc. 3.Historical Stories:

Historical events, biographies, literary artworks, etc. at home and abroad. 4.Personal experience or perception:

Use personal experience or your own feelings as materials, such as natural disasters, family and friendship, etc. 5.Popular science knowledge:

Including science, technology, health, life sciences and other popular science knowledge. 6.Culture, Humanities:

Including cultural inheritance, calligraphy and painting art, national traditions, cultural celebrities, etc. 7.Modern Literature:

Such as **, prose, poetry, drama, etc. 8.Life philosophy:

Materials for the principles of life, the way of life, and the fulfillment of life. 9.Words and deeds of classmates, friends, teachers, parents, celebrities:

Essays that use characters as the main material. 10.Social**: