Although this is a preliminary argument, it is fundamental and plays a decisive role in determining the nature of the topic. Only by asking questions can we focus our thinking goals, distinguish the previously solved and unsolved, critical and non critical, avoid all interference factors of thinking, eliminate the possibility of thinking clue transfer, and prevent critical problems from being submerged by a large number of non critical problems. Putting forward questions also promotes the deepening of the topic. He is not good at raising questions, and often can only repeat the arguments he has made. Only by raising questions can he deepen the theme. The history of human cognition often starts from raising questions. Therefore, we should not only concentrate the topics, but also make them sharp, profound and original.
How to ask questions, from the perspective of writing, is to establish the theme in what category. The formulation of questions should be correct and flexible. The same question can be raised from specific aspects or from a fundamental theoretical perspective. This is, of course, a manifestation of purpose and position, often with strong principles, but sometimes it is also a tactical manifestation. The fundamental way to raise a question is to find the opposite and be good at combining the positive and negative aspects of things. Ask questions either at the beginning or in the middle of the article, or continuously and systematically display questions. This requires that the "quotation" be concise and clear in expression. [1]
