播音语言特点和创作特征（Characteristics and creative features of broadcast language）.docVIP

播音语言特点和创作特征（Characteristics and creative features of broadcast language） Broadcast work, from its basic nature, is a journalistic nature. It has a certain artistic nature, that is, it is a creative and sound language art. To sum up, the artistic characteristics of broadcast creation include the following aspects: AP (a) sound media. The sound language of announcers and presenters is an important medium for the spread of radio and TV programs. Therefore, acoustic is one of the most important features of broadcast creation. Compared with the transmission of words, the propagation of sound language has both inevitable limitations and inevitable advantages. Its limitation is that the sound language is in order of time, and unlike the newspaper, which is borrowed from the visual, reading can stop and think. The advantage of sound language is that it appeals to the hearing, and makes the image more full and more impressive with the more sensitive and varied broadcasting. Television broadcasting, coupled with image factors, is more acceptable to audiences. Compared with other sound language arts, broadcast voice language has the following characteristics: Which was the first broadcast, the sound language is normative language. Drama, quyi, recitation of verbal language, the language allows a broadcasting language for some impure; rhythm, allowing ambiguity, and broadcast in Mandarin but not normative, broadcasting sound language must have Mandarin in the broadcast. Specifically, it is in both to pause in the voice tone, weight form language environments and so on, the Mandarin phonetic standard, but also in the language specification language, not only broadcast to speak standard Mandarin, life announcer should also develop the habit of saying the standard mandarin. Some announcers and presenters speak Mandarin and speak dialect in their lives. The result also affects the standard of Putonghua in broadcasting, which is worthy of attention. AP second, broadcast audio langua