Chew the words and count the numbers

Author: Li Jun-tian
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Some say we are the onlookers of the era of light reading; as long as we are awake, our eyes are almost always occupied, constantly browsing. are constantly refreshing our memory and inflating our senses, making our attention increasingly dull! This book avoids dry news theory and provides concise and insightful analyses, helping you discover the subtle "number" errors you may have encountered but overlooked while reading newspapers and magazines. Let you nod in agreement repeatedly and become a surfing expert in the era of light reading! The memory of a news story won't last overnight, and the appeal of a headline won't exceed a day. That's right, under the guise of elegant layouts and impactful images, various errors have openly infiltrated the text of newspapers and magazines that are read by hundreds of millions of people every day! The time to test your eye endurance has arrived. This book selects nearly 200 examples from 6 major categories, inviting you to diagnose the common "number" ailments in today's newspaper articles. The book uses nearly 200 typical examples of improper use of numbers, and the author organizes them into 6 categories, explaining the origins of each error. Not only does it make readers trust and learn, but it also gives them a sense of patterns to follow. It can be said that whether you are proofreaders, editors, designers of the proofreading system, or general readers, you can see the scenery you have never noticed before and gain insights you have never been inspired to from this book.