Teach you how to broadcast news

Author: Gao Yunying
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Basic theory of spoken language expression, covering the universal laws of various stages from interpretation to expression. It has a broad scope and substantial content but never delves into the specific rules and expression techniques of any particular genre. The news reporting discussed in this book is merely a branch among the diverse forms of spoken language in broadcasting and television. Like other genres, it does not contradict the basic theory of expression but is simply more specific and specialized. It is essential for everyone to understand this point clearly and avoid confusion during learning. Broadcasting and hosting are not disciplines that can be mastered solely through research; they are highly skill-oriented subjects that require systematic training to truly master. Therefore, to genuinely help those who aim to improve their broadcasting and hosting skills through self-study, it is not enough to merely explain and study theories—specific and concrete training methods must be provided. This book was written with this idea in mind. While offering an overview of theory, it also selects numerous examples for detailed analysis and includes some practice materials, aiming to help readers not only "think" about how to speak but also "hear" and know exactly how to "open their mouths." In this regard, the book is actually closer to a training manual. Since it is a training manual, it follows the principle of gradual progression: starting from the simple to the complex, from the specific to the general, and proceeding step by step. For this reason, the book adopts a chapter-based structure, divided into three chapters and seventeen sections. After each chapter, there are comprehensive exercises, and after each section, there are reflection and practice questions.