What kind of technique was used at the beginning of the following speech? What kind of effect has it achieved?

The title of the novel,"Tricks", used a contrasting technique to express the importance of "tricks" to success by comparing "tricks" with "no tricks" so as to attract readers to read and explore the secrets. This kind of comparison could arouse the interest and curiosity of the readers, prompting them to read further to learn more about the "trick". At the same time, through this method, the novel also highlighted the theme of "tricks" so that readers could better understand the theme and plot of the novel.

This passage mainly used narrative techniques to describe the plot and characters of the story. To be specific, the author described the character's words and deeds, psychology, actions, etc., so that readers could better understand the character's personality, thoughts, emotions, etc., and also better understand the occurrence and development of events. The author also used a comparison technique to highlight the changes and developments of the same thing by comparing the differences before and after. For example, the comparison of the attitude and behavior of the characters before and after the novel, as well as the comparison of the environment and experiences of the characters, all reflected the author's in-depth analysis of the characters 'personalities and thoughts. Through the use of the above techniques, the author successfully portrayed the characters, enhanced the novel's legibility and interest, and also provided readers with a deeper understanding and experience of the story.

In Berlin, this text uses personification, metaphor and other rhetorical devices to let the readers feel the liveliness and charm of Berlin. The author vividly presented the image of Berlin to the readers by describing the towering Berlin Wall, the blue sky of Berlin, and the long history of Berlin. At the same time, the author also used a metaphor to describe Berlin as a city full of vitality and charm to let the readers feel the vitality and unique charm of this city. These rhetorical devices made the text in Berlin more vivid, vivid, and touching, making the readers have a deeper memory of Berlin.

The story of a man named Crusoe, who lived alone on an island in the Amazon River basin for 27 years, was written in the first person. This method was called " first-person narration " or " autobiographical narration." In addition to the first-person narrative, Crusoe also used some other writing techniques, such as: 1. Description of the environment: The novel described the environment of the isolated island, including dry climate, dangerous marine life, and difficult to reach the top of the mountain, so that the readers could better feel the desolation and loneliness of the isolated island. 2. Loneliness: In the novel, Crusoe lived on an isolated island for a long time and integrated with nature. He lacked human communication and interaction and felt a strong sense of loneliness. 3. Metaphors and symbolism: The novel uses many metaphor and symbolism, such as "the water keeps flowing","the trees sway gently in the sea breeze", etc. to express the desolation and silence of the island and the loneliness of Crusoe. 4. Imagination and fantasy: The novel is full of imagination and fantasy, such as the houses built by Crusoe on the island, the tools he built, and the new world he explored. The readers feel a kind of fantasy. The story uses many writing techniques to describe a unique island life and the inner world of human beings through rich environmental descriptions, loneliness, metaphor and symbolism, imagination and fantasy.

The novel's personification of wolves could create more vivid and profound characters, enhance the reader's sense of immersion, and create a more intense and exciting story atmosphere. The personification technique could turn the wolf into a human with emotions, thoughts, and personality, which would more truly reflect the wolf's personality and characteristics, making it easier for readers to resonate and understand. For example, wolves could possess human emotions and desires such as appetite, sexual desire, territorial awareness, and self-protection awareness. At the same time, they could also display human wisdom and cunningness such as keen observation, good reasoning ability, and agile adaptability. Through personification, the wolf could become a character with vitality and vitality, bringing readers a more vivid and profound experience and feeling. At the same time, the personification technique could also enhance the story's legibility and interest, improve the story's expression and influence, and bring readers a more exciting reading experience.

In the text, the lines used the description of the environment to express the mood of the characters. This kind of description could help the readers understand the characters 'environment and feelings more deeply, so as to better understand the characters' thoughts and emotions. The underlining sentences express the protagonist's depression and loneliness when he is trapped in the car on a rainy day. At the same time, it also implies that the protagonist's fate will be hindered by some unpredictable obstacles, which makes the readers feel the depression and pain in the protagonist's heart more deeply.

Montage was a movie-making technique used to combine different shots, sounds, colors, and picture elements to create a special effect. Here are some films that use montage techniques: 1 The Godfather (1972): This is one of the most famous montage in the history of film. It shows the life and career of the godfather through the same scenes at different times. 2 Schindler's List (1993): This film uses many expressive montage by showing the story of the German entrepreneur, Oskar Schindler, saving a large number of Jewry. 3 Titanic (1997): This film used many powerful montage scenes such as the cries for help of the passengers on board and the scene of the sinking ship by depicting the disaster of the sinking of the Titanic. Forrest Gump (1994): This film uses many infectious montage such as dialogue and body language between different scenes by showing Forrest Gump's adventures and life experiences. Gone with the Wind (1939): This film uses many expressive montage such as war scenes, characters, and music to show the United States during the Civil War. These are just some of the films that used montage techniques. In fact, many other films also used montage techniques, such as Citizen Kane (1941), Roman Holiday (1953), and so on.

" The Nomination of Night " was a popular urban novel written by Talking Elbow and published on Qidian Chinese website. This novel was about the co-existence of two worlds. The protagonist shuttled between the two worlds and fought to free the inner world. You can read authentic books and listen to authentic audio on the Qidian Reading App. The male lead, Qing Chen, was a person with unparalleled scheming, ruthlessness, and calmness. The female lead, Yang Yang, had a bad sense of direction. She was serious, generous, loving, and compassionate.

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Dream of the Red Chamber was a classic work in Chinese classical literature and was hailed as a treasure in the treasure house of world literature. This novel uses a variety of writing techniques, some of which include: 1. A meticulous description: The description of the characters, environment, plot, and other details in Dream of the Red Chamber is very detailed, allowing the readers to feel the sense of reality and the feeling of being there. 2. Character Creation: The Dream of the Red Chamber has created many characters with distinct personalities and profound images. Through the description of the characters 'personalities, behaviors, thoughts, and other aspects, it shows the complexity and richness of the characters' inner world. 3. The structural arrangement: The structural arrangement of Dream of the Red Chamber is ingenious. Through the ingenious combination of plots and the arrangement of character relationships, it constructs a complex and huge virtual world so that readers can experience it as the story advances. 4. Symbolism: The symbolism in Dream of the Red Chamber is frequently used to convey a profound meaning and symbolic meaning through the combination of symbols and symbols, allowing the readers to resonate and understand deeply in the reading process. 5. The art of dialogue: The dialogue in Dream of the Red Chamber is rich and colorful. Through the dialogue, monologue and discussion between the characters, it shows the thoughts, emotions and behaviors of the characters so that the readers can deeply understand the characters and the story.