What is a Time Order?

Chronological order is one of the common narrative and description order in the article.

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Chronological order is common in articles

Its proper use in the article can achieve the finishing touch effect, clear explanation, so that readers can see at a glance, so the chronological order in the article is also a unique technique. Commonly used instructions

Chronological order: Generally, it is a story, because it can let people know the relationship between time and up, and better understand the order of events.

I. Narrative sequence:
1.Sequence (in the order of the development of events) Also called the sequence of events: clear organization, clear context.
2. Flashback (write results first, and then explain what happened before) such as: "Back", "Go One Step, Go Another Step"
Role: Set suspense to attract readers.
3. Interpretation (interrupt the clue during the narration, insert another related matter, and then continue the narration.) For example: "Antelope Wood Carving"
Role: Introduced ..., expressed ...; explained the above / prepared for the plot development / ambush / contrast to highlight the center.
2. Order of explanation 1. Order of time: Arrange the order of explanation according to time. This order is often used to explain the development and change of things.
Example: "Chinese Stone Arch Bridge" Zhaozhou Bridge Lugou Bridge = Ancient Today's "Language of Nature" (the Four Seasons)
2. Spatial sequence: Arrange the explanation sequence according to the spatial orientation relationship. This sequence is often used to explain the shape and structural characteristics of things. The tour sequence is a kind of spatial sequence.
For example: "The Palace Museum" from south to north Note: To grasp the order of space, we should pay attention to some nouns that indicate orientation, or verbs that indicate the order of visits.
3. Logical order: Arrange the order of explanation according to the logical relationship of things. This order is often used in expository matters. (Logic: the law of thinking)
Common logical sequences are: from primary to secondary: the reasons for the achievement of paragraph 9 of "China Stone Arch Bridge" from simple to complex: "China Stone Arch Bridge" Zhaozhou Bridge-Lugou Bridge from generalization to concrete: "China Stone Arch Bridge" stone Arch BridgeChinese Stone Arch BridgeZhaozhou Bridge and Lugou Bridge In addition to the "Sands of Quartz"-planetary impacts, there are: from characteristics to uses, from general to special, from causes to results, etc. In short, as long as it is clear that it is not a time and space order, it is generally a logical order.
Third, the order of argument.
1. Time from ancient to present;
2. The scope is from the middle and the outside;
3. The strength of the argument is from small to large (real, specific, authoritative, and more persuasive arguments are stronger) ^[1]