What are the characteristics of news reports?

News reports are characterized by truthfulness, freshness, timeliness, importance, interest, readability and timeliness. The origin of news is to speak with facts. News is information formed by reporting and disseminating objective facts, and the content reflected by news information must be consistent with the facts. Structurally, each piece of news generally includes five parts: title, introduction, theme, background and conclusion. The first three are the main parts, and the last two are the auxiliary parts.

The five elements of news must be clear and correct. That is, the time, place, people, events and reasons of news must be specific and conclusive, and cannot be ambiguous. The background materials such as figures, quotations and allusions quoted in news must be well founded.

The environment and conditions, process and details of news facts, the language and actions of characters (including psychological activities and ideological activities) can not be reported in a "reasonable imagination" way, let alone in a "creative" way.

Any news report is inseparable from the summary of objective facts, not only because it is necessary to convey the overall situation and ins and outs of objective events in words, but also because news generally requires refinement and conciseness. The summary of news facts should be based on the overall situation, grasp the characteristics and correctly reflect the whole.