What is the narrative of the story?

Narrative works with emotions, characters and plots can all be called stories.

2. Thinking about the story

Thinking in images: Show what happened to others in detail, instead of telling others your opinions and comments directly.

3. The test form of the story

1. Proposition: Give a topic and ask it to be written or spoken. Example: rainy nights and visiting relatives.

Second, continuation: ask the beginning or other parts of the story to continue or continue. Ex.: In the early winter, the cold wind was blowing hard, and two people came here. ...

Third, the picture style: reading comics, photos, illustrations, etc.

4. Card type: cards with time, place, person, action or other elements are extracted separately and combined to speak or write. Example: Late at night, in the infirmary, doctors and thieves had a heart-to-heart talk.

Fifth, association: speaking or writing to a group of related words. Examples: white clouds, flowers, bicycles, teenagers.

Sixth, adaptation: give a piece of material and write or speak according to it. Example: Take a news story and adapt it into a story.

Seven, the style of editing: random topic selection, oral editing.

4. The propositional form of the propositional story.

First, define the style of characters, such as shoemaker, woman next door, policeman and thief.

Second, specify props, such as "mom's old suitcase" and "letters from strangers".

Third, specify the scene style, such as birthday party, drifting in snowdrift, and getting on the bus.

Fourth, stipulate the plot style, such as "going home", "flying away" and "visiting relatives".

Fifth, define the theme or emotional style, such as "self-esteem", "don't be embarrassed" and "white lies".

5. Elements of the story

First, personality-a person's relatively stable attitude towards life and the corresponding habitual behavior.

Second, the plot-the process of the development and change of the character's personality and relationship.

Third, the structure-the layout and planning of the plot.

Fourth, the theme-the deep feelings and thoughts that run through the story.

Fifth, contradiction and conflict-irreconcilable opposition and contest caused by different characters' personalities and purposes in the development of the story.

Sixth, the situation-the specific situation and environment in which the story happened and developed. It mainly includes: the natural and social environment, the relationship between people, and the situation when events occur and develop.

Seventh, suspense-arouse the audience's psychological expectations, and then meet or not meet in a planned way.

Eighth, coincidence-a common skill in stories, with the purpose of triggering conflicts or strengthening the intensity of conflicts.

Ninth, contrast-a common skill of stories, which uses the contrast between the main performance object and the secondary object to create contrast, thus setting off and highlighting the main performance object.

Tenth, foreshadowing-give hints or hints to the characters or events that will appear in the work in advance, so as to echo before and after, so that the story is reasonable and structured.

Eleventh, details-the basic unit of story description image. Every detail that makes up the plot.

Twelfth, conception-the thinking process of designing the elements of the story as a whole before creation. Including: examination of topics, selection of materials, determination of themes, design elements, etc.

6, the way the story is written

1. Narration —— Briefly describe and tell the development and changes of characters experience and events in concise and clear language.

Second, description-use vivid language to describe and imitate the shape and state of people, things and environment in detail.