新闻传媒要坚持语言文字规范化（The news media should adhere to the standardization of language）.docVIP

新闻传媒要坚持语言文字规范化（The news media should adhere to the standardization of language） Abstract: the third article of the general language law of the Peoples Republic of China stipulates: the state promotes Putonghua and promotes the standardization of Chinese characters.. Newspapers, magazines, radio and television, as the four major media, have a wide range of social audiences and social impact. Whether the use of language is standard or not is not only related to the actual effect of media reports, but also reflects the level of spiritual civilization of the Chinese nation. Therefore, it is incumbent upon us to insist on standardization of language. However, in recent years, more and more media have failed to comply with this principle, and the media has been developing more and more, and it has involved almost all kinds of media. Even a lot of dialect areas have set up dialect broadcasting and dialect television in their respective regions, and some also broadcast news in dialect. I think this is a trend against the tide, not in line with the general trend of Chinas development. The country must develop and be strong, and a unified and standard language is the basis of communication. The construction of the two civilizations can not be separated from the important content of language civilization. Language civilization is the symbol of the civilization of a country and a nation. It is the duty of every citizen of the country to correctly use the language of the motherland and to set up the standard language and language consciousness, and the direction that the news media must adhere to. In this regard, the author has three points of view. (2 pages altogether) Key words: language standardization, Peoples Republic of China common language law, news media, social impact, Chinese language civilization, dialect area Abstract: many irregular phenomena: typo, missing characters, words, misuse of punctuation symbols such as increasing phenomenon, such as Gen Gi Khan mistaken