I'm going to writeSince rapid learning to write mission-driven scripts [by] returning to advanced examinations, it has gone through the development of traditional material essays, subject-matter, new material essays, and mission-driven material essays specifically for “material writings”. It's a good thing to keep up with the times, but when things are “overloaded” and you read the papers of the examiners, you find that a lot of the examiners confuse the writing of different materials, so that they get low marks. The second two, which are now more popular, are being contrasted with hope for the benefit of our writing teaching. 1. Mission-driven material with mission-driven material, with subtle differences depending on the content of the material and the writing instructions (a typical example is two sets of national high examination titles in 2015: " the daughter reports the father of the car receiver " , " who's better " ). It is therefore necessary to break it down to understand their writing patterns. (i) an essay such as the visible comparative type, which clearly states: “existing your thoughts, trade-offs and choices”. Writing is the key — the motivation — more “precision”, more detailed and clearly written. Note that “the trade-off comparison” takes two forms: first, to begin with a centralized comparison, but to refine it in such a way that it does not make a noise; second, to spread it in such a way that several materials other than the chosen focus are spread over the drafting of the discussion, which is more innovative and different in nature, but also not in such a way that it can be collected; and, second, since such a subject often provides parallel material from a number of different angles, it is necessary to find public subject words that capture them, such as: the three news stories are “sweet”, with the word “sweet” and “sweet”, so that a few materials can be “balanced”. 1. Read the material below and write an article not less than 800 words as required. (2016 guangzhou: 60 minutes) in order to uncover news with a warm and human face, to guide readers to view society in a warm light, a special section was created entitled " warm news " . Three news stories were received by the editorial board: a young oil-selling man who had insisted for years on providing fresh and healthy oil to his customers without harmful “fresh-fried” sticks was hailed by his netizens as his most handsome conscience, oil-book. An old father came from outside the hospital to see his son, who was in the hospital and was too busy to look up. After waiting for more than two hours, the old man hung up and met his son. In one place, a painting exhibit was held, and a boy fell accidentally while visiting, damaging a famous painting. The organizers believed that the boy was only 12 years old, and it was not intentional, so they only filed the case and did not report it, hoping that the boy's psychological well-being would not be affected. What do you think is more appropriate to choose from the above news to have one published in the warm news column? Please provide a synthesis of your thoughts, trade-offs and choices, as well as an introductory text. It requires that the angles be chosen, that the meanings be defined, that the text be clear, and that the title be drawn up; that it not be imposed and not copied. It's not just warm "hindew" that comes with a selection of three stories to guide readers to warmth
