Functions of news headlines

There are five kinds of headlines in a single news: theme, leading topic, subtitle, abstract topic and subtitle.

Theme-the most important part of the title, explaining the most important facts or opinions, using the largest font size.

Introduction-also known as shoulder topic and eyebrow topic, is an auxiliary title before the theme, which mainly leads to the theme.

Subtitle-also known as subtitle, is an auxiliary title after the theme, which mainly supplements and explains the theme with facts.

Abstract topic-a topic located after the title of a manuscript (including introduction, theme and subtitle) and before the text, which is used to indicate the main content of the manuscript.

Subtitles-also known as subtopics and interjects-are embedded in news articles to summarize the contents of the main parts of the articles and have the function of segmentation or classification.