The first reading of the Maltese eagle, feeling the charm of film projective novel

When I studied the novel theory, I learned that the scene description of Maltese eagle is unique and gives people the feeling of watching movies on the spot Today, I went to the library to borrow a book and read three chapters It's really so eye opening The author, Dahir Hamit, describes the scene and characters, as well as the action and behavior characteristics of the characters from the perspective of the camera The description of important details is very delicate, which makes people feel like they are in the scene For example, he describes the cigarette action of the protagonist, from taking out the roll paper, laying the tobacco, picking out the cigarette stem, to using specific thumbs and index fingers to roll to make the cigarette form, slowing down a simple action to a continuous frame, so that the reader has formed a movie like experience in the brain I've also noticed that this kind of film frame scene description, such as Flaubert's "Madame Bovary" and Zola's "little hotel", are not as prominent as the Maltese eagle Therefore, if you want to improve the level of scenery description, the book is obviously a good example to learn from During this period of time, I studied many classic textbooks of novel writing, which benefited a lot It can be summarized that the principles are basically the same, but the expression methods of novels vary greatly This means that there are no specific rules on how to write a novel Master the skills, understand the basic principles, plus good story content, you can write popular novels.