Host thinking and language ability training path

Author: Wu Yu
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is based on the context of program hosting functions, focusing on expanding the thinking abilities of hosts and the characteristics of their language use. It attempts to find a practical and effective approach for self-training and mutual training. In line with the hosting functions required in programs, the author emphasizes "divergent thinking," "convergent thinking," "analogical thinking," and "adaptive thinking." We have observed that long-established thinking habits are often a major reason for language becoming dull, rigid, and clichéd. A linear, unidimensional, and monolithic understanding of the world is clearly no longer suitable for today's era. Therefore, the author particularly aims to break through the hard shell of habitual thinking from the perspective of thinking methods, thereby helping hosts to develop individuality and innovation in their language use.
Regarding language use, this book emphasizes the characteristics of language communication in radio and television media, the host's role in programs and their formats, and the linguistic features of hosting functions. Overall, the practice of thinking methods is intended to elevate our thinking abilities through a series of steps, broaden our perspectives, and make our thoughts clearer, more flexible, and more dynamic. The mastery and training of the linguistic features of hosting program language, on the other hand, draw our attention to specific contexts and their inherent rules, enabling us to act with freedom yet within boundaries, and more effectively convey information and foster communication.