What are the writing techniques of novels?

1. The writing techniques of novels include:

Association, imagination, symbolism (to support things to express one's aspirations), comparison, contrast, foil, contrast, foil, seeing the big from the small, and borrowing scenery Lyricism (the blending of scenes), foreshadowing and foreshadowing, back and forth (echoing), direct (indirect) description, promotion and suppression (suppression before promotion, promotion before suppression).

2. Introduction to common writing techniques:

1. Symbolism (expressing one's ambitions through objects): expressing emotions through chanting objects, often with the help of certain specific plants, animals, objects, etc. Some characteristics of it express the author's feelings euphemistically and tortuously.

Function: First, it expresses abstract matters into concrete perceptible images. Secondly, you can make the article more subtle, use the things in front of you, and express far-reaching meanings.

2. Set off: Use other bodies to set off the main body from both the front and the back. Function: highlight the ×× characteristics of the ontology.

3. Contrast: Compare two opposite things or two opposite aspects of a thing.

Function: Distinctively highlight the ×× characteristics of the main thing or the main aspects of the thing.

4. Express emotions through sceneries: express some of the author’s sincere thoughts and feelings by describing specific and vivid natural scenes or life scenes.

Function: To blend scenes and make the article full of poetry and painting.

5. First suppress and then promote: first deny or belittle the image of things, then dig into the characteristics and inner meaning of things, and then affirm and praise things. Function: highlight the characteristics of things (characters).

6. Profile (indirect) description: Profile highlights the character's personality, conduct and skills, making the article structure more concentrated and compact, and the expression more concise and concise.

The combined use of direct and indirect description methods can make the characteristics of the described characters or scenery more distinct and prominent.

7. Foreshadowing and foreshadowing: Function: The content is coordinated before and after, and the plot is tightly integrated.

8. Anaphora: Narrative: Make the article coherent, have a strong sense of whole, and highlight the theme.

Argumentative essay: Strengthen ×× argument. Prose: express ×× emotions repeatedly to increase the depth of emotion.

9. Association: the psychological process of thinking from one thing to another.

Function: Enrich the content of the article, make the characters fuller, the personality more distinctive, and the plot more vivid and touching.

10. Imagination: The psychological process of creating a new image based on the original perceptual image.

Function: Serving to shape the image and express the theme. Make readers accept the influence of beauty