What are the similarities and differences between news, communication and reportage?
News, communication, and reportage are all forms of literature, but they have different positions and functions in different types of literature. News is a form of news reporting that aims to convey events and facts so that readers can understand social, political, economic, and other fields of development and trends. News is usually presented in a concise manner, emphasizing the accuracy and effectiveness of the information to attract the reader's attention. Communication focused more on the description and analysis of people, events, history, and other aspects to reveal the deep-seated problems of human nature, society, history, and so on. The communication had high literary and artistic value in various forms such as text, pictures, and videos. Reportage was a literary work that delved into and reported on a certain field or topic. It usually appeared in the form of news reports but was more literary in nature. Reportage emphasized on the excavation and presentation of facts. Through the description and analysis of events, characters, history, etc., it presented a real and complex world. The similarity between the three was that they were all designed to convey information and stories to attract the reader's attention and thoughts. The difference is that news focuses more on the transmission of events and facts, while communication focuses more on the description and analysis of characters, events, history, etc. Reportage is more literary, focusing on the excavation and presentation of facts.