Narration写作技巧教学提纲

Narratioarration:
Definition: To narrate is to give an account of event or a
series of events. In its broadest sense, narrative writing includes stories, real or imaginary, biographies, histories, news item, and narrative poems.
No matter what your purpose is, you should make sure that the total effect of this narrative, or the final impression it leaves on the reader, is in agreement with his purpose. (what?)
Only relevant details, or things that contribute to bringing out the main ideas of narrative, are useful and effective. (typical events and examples, muffled mutterings, infuriated utterances, and dialogue)
Finally, they arrived at the coral cliff珊瑚崖 near the south of Sanya Bay. Facing towards the vast South Chian Sea, the deer had no way out. Just at this moment, when A Hei was going to shoot, all of a sudden, the deer turned around, and became a beautiful lady. She came towards A Hei, and then they got married. This deer lady invited her deer brothers and defeated the brutal lord.
This is a beautiful love story.
Long long ago, there was a brutal lord who wanted a pair of rare antler鹿角. He forced a young man called A Hei阿黑, of Li Minority, to hunt a deer. One time, when A Hei hunted in mountains, he saw a deer being chased by a pard豹子. A Hei shot the pard to death and tried to catch up with the dear. 9 days had passed, A Hei still persisted.
Tips:
When planning a narrative, the writer should consider these five aspects: Context, selection of details, organization, point of view, and purpose.
A third-person narrative is more objective, but it is not easy to put in good order things that happen to different people in different places.
Tips:
(5)Purpose: 1. To approve a theory 2. To entertain 3. To praise a virtue 4. To condemn a vice 5. To inform ……
How to write a narration?
(1) To choose a topic. (2) To determine your writing purpose. (3) To write one topic sentence. (4) To write the relevant details. (5) To write the conclusion sentence.
(1)Context: When, where, what, and to whom the action in
narrative happened is often made clear at the beginning of the narrative.
Tips:
(2) Selection of details:
(3)Organization:
In chronological order;
Start from the middle or even the end of the story with the event that is most important or most likely to arouse readers’ interests, and then go back to the beginning by using flashbacks…
Narration often goes hand in hand with description. When one tells a story, one describes its setting and characters. On the other hand, accounts of actions may be necessary to the description of a person or a scene.
Tips:
(4) Point of view: A story can be told either in the first person or
in the third person. A first-person narrative may be more graphic and lifelike, because it gives the reader the impression that it is what the writer himself has seen or experienced. (first person)