The title is the eye of the article. Only beautiful and lively eyes can attract people to stop and appreciate it. Similarly, only a bright and eye-catching title can arouse readers' interest in further reading the article. Generally speaking, a good title should have the characteristics of introduction, summary, novelty, and be able to point out the main purpose of the article. During writing training, candidates should pay attention to mastering several novel and attractive ways to use article titles, such as clever use of rhetoric, punctuation, famous aphorisms, songs, etc. to formulate the title.
As long as candidates pay attention, use their brains, work hard, learn from it, or innovate, they can come up with a novel, unique and eye-catching title for the article.
The criteria for a good composition:
1. The writing is standard and neat
2. The title is eye-catching and bright
3. The beginning is the first to grab the attention
4. Clear structure
5. Ending with endless aftertaste
6. The theme is clear and prominent
7. The language is beautiful and smooth
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