Can there be punctuation marks between the date, week, and weather in the diary?

Generally not.

But you can add more if you want. After all, the diary is written for yourself

A person has a choice about what he does, feels and experiences in his daily work, study and life. Record it truly and truly, this is a diary. Keeping a diary can accumulate knowledge, life experience and writing materials; it helps to cultivate observation, understanding and expression skills; it helps to improve ideological and moral cultivation and motivate oneself to make continuous progress; it helps to exercise will and cultivate perseverance.

The general way to write a diary:

1. First write the day of the month and the day of the week in the middle of the first line. Some also write the weather conditions of the day.

2. Start writing the main text with two blank spaces on the second line, and use the top space when changing lines. The main text is usually written in the form of a narrative, but sometimes it can also be written in the form of an argumentative essay. No matter what form you use to write it, you must accurately reflect the meaningful things you encountered that day and your own thoughts and feelings on that day.

In addition, the content of the diary must be true. Honesty is a virtue. Write what you think and don't tell lies. The length of the text can be long or short. A long one can be a thousand words, and a short one can be just one or two sentences. It depends on what you write. If you want to write down something in detail, not only to clearly explain the cause and effect of the matter, but also to write down the details of the matter, the length will be longer. If you want to remember a piece of knowledge that you have read in a book or heard from others, just write down the main points of the knowledge, and the length can be shorter. In short, just write down clearly what you need to remember. Don’t forcefully lengthen the short ones, and don’t forcefully shorten the long ones.

Diaries are generally divided into three types: life diaries, observation diaries and random reflection diaries.

1. Life diary. A life diary is to selectively record your daily life, study, and work. To write a good life diary, you must pay attention to the following issues:

(1) The content must be true. A life diary is a true record of one's own experiences, and it must be read by oneself. Only if the content is true can it be valuable for reference. Life is colorful, and it appears in front of each of us. Schools, families, and society will all have splashing waves of the times. As long as we can consciously observe life and the people and things around us, you will find a "treasure" and there will be an inexhaustible supply of resources. Real materials.

(2) Things must be meaningful. Some students said that a diary is to write down what you personally experienced, or what you saw, heard, and felt during the day. The more and more detailed you can remember, the better. For example, a classmate writes a diary on the first day of the first lunar month and writes down everything that happened on that day: getting up in the morning to eat dumplings, then paying New Year greetings to Teacher Chen, going to school garden activities, going to grandma’s house for lunch at noon, and going to school with my cousin in the afternoon. Street, go home to watch TV at night, write in a diary before going to bed...it's like scratching my eyebrows and beard, and it has become a typical diary. After all, the length of the diary is limited, and it is impossible for students to write down all the big and small events of the day. Generally, you should choose one or two things that are impressive and meaningful to write down, and leave the others blank or abbreviated.

(3) The language should be concise and smooth. Write a life diary. The content can be long or short, but the language must be clear and clear.

(4) You can add a title to the diary. Diary, generally do not write questions. In order to improve their generalization ability, some students added a title to each of their diaries. What kind of topic is a good topic? First, the title should be accurate and accurately express the ideological content of the diary. It should not be too big or too small. Second, the title should be novel. Third, the title should be concise. The title should not be too long, and the full text can be summarized in just a few words.

2. Observation diary, that is, observation record. It means to write down a certain aspect of daily life through purposeful and detailed observation. You can write fragments, without having to pay attention to the structure of the article; you can also write it more completely, similar to a narrative. Regularly writing observation diaries can improve observation skills, develop observation habits, accumulate writing materials, and improve language expression skills. This type of diary is most suitable for primary school students. To write a good observation diary, you must pay attention to the following points:

(1) The purpose of the observation must be clear. Observation has various purposes, such as accumulating writing materials; conducting scientific experiments; or clarifying some kind of "mystery"... Only when the purpose is clear can observation have direction and focus. Even when observing the same object, due to different purposes, the methods and angles are different, and the results are also different.

(2) Observation must be comprehensive and detailed. Comprehensive means to clearly observe the whole process of the development of things, the various parts of things, and the interconnections between things; meticulous means to observe deeply and thoroughly, and grasp the characteristics, laws and essence of things.

(3) Observation must be persistent. Observing things is difficult to complete at one time and needs to be done repeatedly. This requires students to have perseverance.

(4) The language in the observation diary must be accurate. Observation diary has a strong scientific nature. Therefore, it is required that the language used must be accurate, and words similar to "probably, almost" cannot be used.

3. Diary of random thoughts.

This kind of diary is mainly used to express one's feelings about an article, a book, a movie or a certain event in life. The diary is mainly about discussion, and the narrative is for the purpose of discussion. Sometimes the entire diary is written about one's own feelings.