申請文書開頭的故事可以怎麽講

首先開頭不見得要用故事，隻是故事開頭比較容易讀進去；另外講個(ge) 小故事也讓讀者從(cong) 某個(ge) 角度了解你一些。

所以，如果覺得自己有故事，不妨用故事來開個(ge) 頭。

這裏要說的不是故事的內(nei) 容，畢竟這個(ge) 肯定是自己的比較好。這裏要說的是故事開頭的敘事的方式。

以下幾個(ge) 來自於(yu) 近期讀報的例子，

故事一般大致就是時間、地點、人物、事件。所以下麵可以特別注意下這幾個(ge) 元素是怎麽(me) 出來的

第一個(ge) 是敘事自己的故事

# 講自己小時候往返於(yu) 兩(liang) 地的故事

The flights I took throughout my childhood left O’Hare at noon and lasted 13 hours. When I landed, it was afternoon in Tokyo the next day. Datelines and time zones seemed to converge in my mind as an entire day somehow evaporated. Even more mind-bending was what happened on the return. Leaving Tokyo, I arrived in Chicago the same day, only two hours earlier, like a record skipping backward. By now I know these shifts innately, never needing to do the time-zone math in my head, because I have made the round trip at least 40 times in my 29-year existence. I was born in 1993 in Nagoya, Japan, to an American father and Japanese mother. We’d fly to the United States once or twice a year, for weeks at a time, to see my American grandparents. When my parents, my sister and I moved to the U.S. in 2001, the travel continued, only in reverse. We spent multiple months each summer in Nagoya, a migration we continue to this day. For as long as I’ve been alive, I’ve flown between these two homes, and the part of the journey that I find most familiar is something most people dread and deride: the debilitating, dizzying jet lag.

下麵幾個(ge) 是敘事別人的故事

# 一個(ge) 小故事講隨機善意帶來的溫暖

In late August, Erin Alexander, 57, sat in the parking lot of a Target store in Fairfield, Calif., and wept. Her sister-in-law had recently died, and Ms. Alexander was having a hard day. A barista working at the Starbucks inside the Target was too. The espresso machine had broken down and she was clearly stressed. Ms. Alexander — who’d stopped crying and gone inside for some caffeine — smiled, ordered an iced green tea, and told her to hang in there. After picking up her order, she noticed a message on the cup: “Erin,” the barista had scrawled next to a heart, “your soul is golden.” “I’m not sure I even necessarily know what ‘your soul is golden’ means,” said Ms. Alexander, who laughed and cried while recalling the incident.
But the warmth of that small and unexpected gesture, from a stranger who had no inkling of what she was going through, moved her deeply.

# 一個(ge) 小故事講剛上任的英首相還是太不貼近普通人生活了

In March, Rishi Sunak was photographed filling up a car at a supermarket gas station. The purpose, of course, was self-promotion: Mr. Sunak was keen to advertise his role, as finance minister, in cutting the price of fuel. But the puff misfired.

The car, a modest red Kia Rio, wasn’t his (it belonged to a supermarket employee). Inside the garage, Mr. Sunak further embarrassed himself by showing he had no idea how to make a contactless payment. As a dramatization of Mr. Sunak’s detachment from ordinary life, it couldn’t be bettered.

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