1. Quote famous sayings or poems at the beginning or end: quoting famous sayings or poems at the beginning or end will make the article more attractive, express the author's views and intentions more forcefully, and help the author expand the theme of the article and make the article richer and deeper.
2. Determine the theme of writing: You can choose the theme of life and study according to your own needs.
3. Writing format: You can choose electronic version or handwritten version according to your own preferences, and record some key information every day, such as date, week, weather and mood.
4. Writing content: You can record your daily life, study and work in chronological order, including problems encountered, gains and feelings.
5, reflection summary: after recording the daily situation, you can summarize and reflect on yourself, analyze your own shortcomings, and find a solution to the problem.
6. Looking to the future: Finally, you can plan your future plans and goals according to your own summary and reflection, so as to better realize your ideals.
Writing a weekly diary often can help you sum up past experiences and lessons, reflect on your own shortcomings and better adjust your state. It can also help you to know yourself better, clear your mind, improve your ability of expression and writing, enhance your memory, be of great help to self-awareness and self-management, and make you more confident and mature.
The Origin of Zhouji
Zhou Ji originated from the way of keeping in good health in ancient China, which is a way to record life and adjust mood. The ancients believed that people's physical and mental health is closely related, and only by maintaining a good attitude can we maintain good health. Therefore, in daily life, the ancients often recorded their lives, emotions and moods to adjust their mentality.
With the passage of time, Zhouji has gradually evolved into a literary form and a literary creation method for literati. Su Shi, a writer in the Song Dynasty, likes writing Zhouji very much. His Zhou Ji is rich and colorful, involving life, human feelings, scenery and other aspects, and has become a classic in the history of China literature.