Looking down and up: opposing perspectives and two different attitudes.

In the long history of mankind, the change of perspective often carries profound philosophical thinking and social implications. Looking down and up, these two seemingly opposite perspectives actually reflect people's different attitudes towards the world, life and themselves.

Looking down, it symbolizes the condescending perspective and represents the attitude of control and leadership. From a historical perspective, it reflects the desire and superiority of human beings to conquer nature, society and other countries. For example, in ancient Egyptian civilization, the construction of pyramids reflected people's control of power and pride in their own destiny. They look down on all beings and regard their own existence and value as the center of the world.

However, this overlooking perspective is also easy to breed arrogance and prejudice. People are too conceited and ignore the feelings and existence value of others. In real life, this attitude can easily lead to contradictions and estrangement between people.

Looking up represents an attitude of awe and respect. It is an exploration of the unknown and a respect for others. From the perspective of looking up, people pay more attention to the feelings and needs of others and are more willing to learn from the advantages of others. For example, in ancient Greek civilization, people's admiration for God and pursuit of knowledge reflected this attitude of respect and learning.

However, the upward perspective also has its limitations. Looking up too much may lead to inferiority and make people lose the ability of self-judgment. This may make people too dependent on others to make independent decisions.

Therefore, looking down and looking up is not a simple perspective, but a choice of attitude and values. Only by finding the right balance, neither too conceited nor too self-abased, can we truly achieve harmonious coexistence between people and achieve social prosperity and progress.

Argumentative writing skills;

1. Establishing an argument is the first step in argumentative writing. Argument is the soul of the article, so you should express your views clearly and clearly. A good argument should be targeted, closely related to the theme of the article, innovative and attract readers' attention. When making an argument, you should avoid being too complicated or vague, which will make it difficult for readers to understand your point of view.

2. Organizational argument is an important part of argumentative writing. Argument is the evidence and reason used to support the argument, which can be facts, statistical data, cases, theories, etc. A good argument should be reliable and relevant, and can strongly support the argument. At the same time, the organization of argumentation should also be organized and arranged in a certain logical order, so that readers can clearly understand your argumentation process.

3. Effective argumentation is the key to argumentative writing. Argumentation is the process of proving an argument with arguments. It takes logic to convince readers of your point of view. When demonstrating, we should pay attention to avoid jumping thinking and unfounded inference, and at the same time pay attention to the accuracy and conciseness of the language. Through reasonable argumentation, let readers resonate with your point of view, so as to achieve the purpose of persuasion.