The essay requires a beautiful essay, but there is a reference topic, what does it mean

Because "Meiwen" is relatively tall for students, I want to say a few more words. I would like to make the problem clear from several aspects, please be patient and read on

For this friend's question, it can be said like this: the essay requires the writing of a beautiful essay, that is, the composition is written as a "beautiful essay", that is, prose, which is a stylistic requirement, if it is written as a poem or **, it is not in line with the requirements; At the same time, it provides a "reference topic", that is, to give you some topics that you can refer to, since it is a "reference", you can also change the given topic, you can also directly choose a topic, of course, you can also make a topic yourself.

The easiest way to do this is to write an essay by choosing the right topic from the reference topics.

The following provides some references for "American Essays", because the concept of "American Essays" is still relatively "high-end", and it is still relatively high for students to write "American Essays" in their compositions.

In the history of modern Chinese literature, Zhou Zuoren was the first to put forward the concept of "beautiful literature" and advocate "beautiful literature". In 1921, Zhou Zuoren said in an article called "Meiwen": "What is written is artistic, also known as Meiwen, and here it can be divided into narrative and lyricism, but there are also many things that are mixed with the two.

Zhou Zuoren put forward "beautiful literature" and vigorously advocated it, which has a background. At that time, it was the period of the May Fourth New Culture Movement, and after the advocacy of vernacular literature, there were many fine works of vernacular poetry and vernacular poetry, such as Hu Shi's vernacular poetry collection "Trial Collection", Lu Xun's vernacular ** collection "The Scream", etc., but the prose was relatively weak.

After Zhou Zuoren's advocacy and personal writing, Meiwen has been greatly developed. Later, after a long period of development, prose has become a genre that goes hand in hand with ** and poetry.

Famous American (prose) writers mainly include Lu Xun, Zhou Zuoren, Bingxin, Mao Dun, Zhu Ziqing, Wei Wei, Yang Shuo, Qin Mu, etc.

There are many beautiful texts that have been selected into textbooks, such as the articles in Mr. Lu Xun's "Wild Grass" and "Morning Flowers and Sunset", including "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Library", etc., which have been selected into middle school textbooks. There are also Mao Dun's "Praise of Poplar", Zhu Ziqing's "Spring" and "Back", etc.

Wei Wei's "Who is the cutest person" is also a well-known lyrical prose. There are also Yang Shuo's "Snow Waves" and "Little Bee".

Meiwen is indeed very beautiful, and it is called "Meiwen", first of all, because it can bring "beauty" to people and arouse people's emotional resonance. And prose that can resonate emotionally is often inseparable from lyricism. Therefore, whether it is narrative or scene writing, it is inseparable from lyricism, and the one that can perfectly combine narrative, scene writing, and lyricism is undoubtedly "beautiful writing".

Choose a topic and write it according to the content of the question.