1, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Robinson Crusoe, Young Werther, The Adventures of Harburg Finn, The Little Prince, The Arabian Nights, The Wizard of Oz, The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and three musketeers. I cite these books because students generally think they are better.
In addition, I read a book when I was a child, which was not a famous book. The book is called Biography of a Small Problem, which not only talks about scientific knowledge, but also has a great story. Very nice.
news
1. News, also known as news, refers to information spread through newspapers, radio stations, radio stations, television stations and other media channels. A title. It is a style of recording society, spreading information and reflecting the times. The concept of news has broad sense and narrow sense. Broadly speaking, all the commonly used words except comments and articles published in newspapers, radio, internet and television belong to news.
2. Including news, newsletters, features, sketches (some also include sketches in features) and so on? In a narrow sense, news refers to news, which reports the recent valuable facts at home and abroad quickly and timely in a general narrative way and with more concise words for others to understand. Each news generally includes six parts: title, radio head, lead, theme, background and conclusion.
3. The first four are the main parts, and the last two are the auxiliary parts. The title, introduction and theme are essential. Writing is mainly narrative, and sometimes there are discussions, descriptions, comments, etc. News is a news service platform containing massive information, which truly reflects important events at all times. By looking at news events, hot topics, people's trends, product information, etc., we can quickly understand their latest progress.
Basic meaning
1. In terms of expression, news is mainly narrative and attaches great importance to authenticity.
2. Six elements of news (narrative elements): time, place, people, cause, process and result of events. That is, five "W" and one "H", that is, Who (who), What (what), When (when), Where (where), Why (why) and How (how).
3. A news report, whether news, newsletter or feature, generally contains these six factors. "Sparrows are small and complete." For example, the following news explains the six factors very clearly.
4. "After years of hard training, China athlete Liu Xiang finally won the men's 1 10 meter hurdles at the Athens Olympic Games on August 27th, 2004, and was called' Asian Flying Man' by the media."