Writing That Touches People's Hearts: Express Yourself Accurately and Deeply Influence Others

Name: Writing That Touches People's Hearts: Express Yourself Accurately and Deeply Influence Others
Author: Written by Wen Daotao

直抵人心的写作：精准表达自我，深度影响他人

by Written by Wen Daotao (文叨叨著)

Status: Completed
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

The importance of writing in this era far exceeds that of any previous era—— It can be as small as a WeChat message, a circle of friends, a request for leave, or a work email; It can be as large as a job resume, a project report, a WeChat official account article, a public speech... But when it comes time to write, I often feel at a loss— You have many ideas in your mind and cannot write them down clearly; What I write is not what I think, and I cannot express myself accurately; The writing was very "high" and I felt good about myself, but others reacted indifferently after reading it, and even asked "What exactly do you want to express?"... If you can't think clearly, you can't write clearly. The essence of writing is thinking. This book uniquely proposes the method of "self-questioning writing". By learning to constantly question yourself, you can achieve in-depth thinking and accurate expression. The methods in the book are derived from the author's 7 years of front-line teaching and experience summary of more than 5,000 student article reviews. It is combined with the analysis of more than 100 real writing cases and covers detailed explanations of more than 40 common writing application scenarios. By mastering the underlying logic of writing, you can also write clear facts, unique opinions, and resonant emotions, so that the words can directly touch people's hearts. May you reach yourself again and again in writing.

Reader comments

For example, the "self-questioning writing" mentioned in the book helped me learn how to express my thoughts clearly. Moreover, the cases in the book are very close to life and the suggestions given are also very specific, which I find very helpful. What I like most is the part about copywriting for Moments in the book. I will never run out of ideas when posting to Moments in the future! All in all, I think this is a highly recommended book.
4 likes2y ago
Many ideas often pop up in my mind, and I really want to write them down, but I always feel that I haven't achieved the desired results, and the more I write, the more confused I become. I'm glad that Tomato recommended it to me when I needed it most. I read and studied it carefully and practiced while learning.
3 likes5mo ago
I just took it, treasure! This book is suitable for students who do not have a clear concept of writing logic and expression logic. I didn't read much of the introduction, I just had a rough look at it, it was a bit abstract and I didn't feel much about it. But the last three parts are all awesome. The first part, the factual level, discusses expression and logic in writing. You can learn small habits to improve logic every day, and learn how to deal with poor presenters and messy information. I'm too lazy to say the rest, this is a good reference book. It describes in detail how to improve expression, logic, thinking, perception, and writing. At this time, someone will ask, anchoring is something everyone knows, and it needs to be taught. Ah, yes, yes, if you know how to do it, you don't need to read it. If you think you are lacking and don't have a clear concept and want to improve, you can read it. This book is not a simple set of template concepts, but teaches you the basics of writing from a mental perspective. When you see it, your mind will fly. Of course, this book does not teach how to read. Reading is not about chewing on words and picking out what interests you.
1y ago
Very rewarding, thank you author!
1mo ago
The author analyzes various aspects of writing in an in-depth and simple way, which is very worth reading.
1y ago
The content of the article is detailed, the viewpoints are clear, and the arguments are sufficient, especially the comparative analysis is more convincing.
1y ago