The three elements of argumentative essays are nothing more than thesis, evidence, and argumentation. Modern essays are written in this way, and ancient essays can actually be written in this way. Unlike literary works, essays do not have a fixed structure such as introduction, development, introduction, eight comparisons, and conclusion. As long as the introduction, development, transition, and conclusion are arranged well, the argumentation is thorough enough, and the evidence is from classics and history books, try your best to make sure that no argument has no source.
As for the means of argumentation, we can fully use the techniques summarized in modern argumentative essays.
Ryan Cui has been writing like this since he was studying at Mr. Lin's house, from the county examination all the way to the provincial examination, with remarkable results, and no examiner found fault with him. So this method can be used and can be used in the palace examination.
He simply sorted out his thoughts and drew up an outline, starting with "The world is governed by no one outside of the heart"---
The heart of the king is the foundation of governing a country. If we state the importance of the heart of the king from the beginning, although it has the advantage of being straightforward, it also seems blunt and blunt. It is better to set up a target and use other methods of governing a country to support our theory of "the heart of the king".
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