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A peasant woman went to the street to tell her fortune because everything went wrong. The fortune teller said that the newly-built building in your house was pressing against the ancient tomb, which was working.

Can ancient tombs really harm people? Of course not!

Everyone in the ancient tomb is dead. How can it harm people? The bodies of the ancients had already rotted, leaving only a few bones at most. Even if it is pinned down, it can't harm people.

Say it hurts people. What does it use to harm people? Can it move? Ten thousand steps back, the bone can move, so is it jumping or flying in the air? If it is jumping, whose bones have we seen jumping on the ground? If it is flying, isn't the sky full of flying bones?

Are they invisible? If they can really be invisible, then every gap in the world will be crowded with them. Isn't everything we do "bump into" them? They have invisible magic, and humans have been beating them. Why don't they kill everyone in the world?

If they can hurt people, what do they use as weapons? Will you use a knife and a gun like a living person? Then where did they get their swords and guns? Where do you usually put these things?

If all mankind believes in fortune tellers, then all human activities will only stop. Building a house is afraid of hurting ancient tombs, building roads is afraid of hurting ancient tombs, and farming is afraid of hurting ancient tombs ... In this way, mankind will only go extinct, and billions of dead people will definitely add billions of ancient tombs. So, is there peace in this world?

All these show that ancient tombs can't harm people. What really hurts people is the fortune teller who talks nonsense.

We don't believe those fortune-telling stories!

(Selected from "The Road to Success in Composition")

The thinking characteristic of this composition is to grasp a point and drill deeply. Starting from the point that "if the ancient tomb can harm people", the author thinks step by step, how can it harm people? Can it move? How can it move? Are they invisible? What do they use as weapons? Where did their swords and guns come from? Where do you usually put these things? ..... I thought about it all the way and wrote it down in one breath, thus refuting the nonsense of "the ancient tomb harms people" and convincing the view that "the real harm is those nonsense fortune tellers, don't believe the nonsense of those fortune tellers".

What made this composition? A bit of the author's drilling thinking. This kind of thinking is characterized by grasping one point and deepening at different levels. "Mind officials think", each of us has a smart head. How about some deep thinking like drilling?