Title of traditional culture news column

The title of a news article is the "eye" of the article. A good title can make the reader calm and attract people like a magnet at a glance. Liu Dahuai, a writer in Qing Dynasty, said in My Essays: "There is no certain method in writing, but it is wonderful."

Using ancient poems and idioms as news headlines is one of the "wonderful" methods.

First, borrow. It is the easiest way to get down to business by directly borrowing ancient poems and idioms. Its characteristic is to retain the original flavor of ancient poetry, idioms and allusions, and borrow them directly without change. For example, in June 198 1, when Zhao Yuanren, an internationally renowned linguist, visited China, Hu Qiaomu, who has been studying linguistics for a long time, called to consult phonology. When Wen Wei Po reported this incident on June 12, it borrowed the idiom "squatting teaching" with the theme of "Hu Qiaomu squatting teaching, Zhao Yuanren welcoming the same interests", which highlighted the attitude of the responsible comrades of the Central Committee to learn with an open mind. At the same time, because the activities of the two characters in the news all use this idiom to discuss academic issues, the academic atmosphere has also been rendered as an "elegant" atmosphere. There are many examples of such success. For example, to borrow an idiom: the trust goods of the bank are actually close relatives/huge trust goods that add wings to the tiger (1998165438+101Wen Wei Po), to borrow an allusion, Sun Tieruo went around the city for two weeks to do artificial knee joints, and the date of arrival was/kloc.

03.22 Zhang Xiang and 14: skillfully using ancient rhymes to make new topics.

The application of ancient poems, idioms and allusions in news headlines

France (1June 27th, 839 (Xinmin Evening News)) borrowed an ancient poem: This song should only be heard by people in heaven and earth once in several times when Silk Road Rain caused a sensation in Tianjin (19865438+Tianjin Daily on July 23rd) borrowed the old saying "Old ladies talk about teenagers" (1998).

Limited to words, to be continued.