| The real formation and development of the news review is in the beginning of the 20 th century. Since the Tang and Song Dynasty, the "narration" and "comment" have appeared in the ancient literary theorist research perspective and is used in practice. One side, they have own business, and mutually staggered. However, due to the classification of ancient literary style is not yet mature, so in the developing process of "review" has appeared the overlapping problem.The complexity of the style classification research makes the news review has been regarded as the edge style. Until proved up the stylistic features of narrative and argumentative, the scholars still exist many controversies and discussions of its style. To sum up, the main focus of the news review article on the relationship and the proportion between the "narration" and "comment". Further, it is how to deal with the factual information and opinion information.After the revision, in 2007, "Southern Weekend" expand the page of comment, it can increase the amount of information, at the same time, the channels of information have been expanded. Based on the existing comment, news review is a new choice of riching the page of comment. As a mature media management news comment in the long-term, it should be reflected that the features of news review writing of "Southern Weekend", however, there has any research puts forward on it.In this paper, by the issue of the style changes and the style news review article, discussing the necessity of introducing a stylistic study of "Southern Weekly" news review article, and the feasibility of discussing the stylistic through the way of linguistic. In addition, "The Beijing News" will be regarded as a reference that analyse the feartures of the review article.Through the above analysis, combine the news review article and the media’s own development of "writing South week", to reflect what the conscious at the practice of a literary style, the advantages and disadvantages of the review article. |
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