What are the different names of different places in the newspaper?

Generally speaking, we can divide China's newspapers into six categories: party newspapers, social comprehensive newspapers, target newspapers, professional newspapers, social service newspapers, and other newspapers

The content is wide-ranging, mainly to publish valuable news on various aspects of society and to comment on news reports. Facing the whole society, it is aimed at ordinary readers, and does not favor a certain class or industry. Such as "People's **", "Wen Wei Po" and so on.

2 Professional newspapers: Mainly publish news and commentary reflecting a certain industry, a certain system or a certain class, and target a specific range of readers. Such as "China Health News", "China Machinery News", "China Business News", "China Science News", "China Youth Daily" and so on.

2) Divided into national newspapers and local newspapers in terms of the scope of circulation: 1 National newspapers take the national news as the scope of coverage and distribute them to all parts of the country. Such as "People**", "Guangming**", "Wen Wei Po", "Yangcheng Evening News" and so on.

2 Local newspapers mainly report the news of a certain area and are mainly distributed to that region. The newspapers of the party committees of all provinces (municipalities directly under the Central Government and autonomous regions) as well as the newspapers of prefectures, cities and counties belong to this category. (3) Divided by publication time:

There are **, Evening Newspapers, Weekly Newspapers and Star Periodicals 1 ** Most of them are national newspapers and various organ newspapers, which are issued every morning. 2 Evening newspapers are published in large cities and are issued every afternoon or evening. 3 Weekly newspapers are mostly local newspapers and are issued weekly.

4 Star Periodicals are mostly attached to the big newspapers and are generally published on weekends. For example, "Star Journal" of "China Youth Daily", "Weekend" of Nanjing**, "Caifeng" of Tianjin**, "Chutian Weekend" of Hubei**, etc. (4) In terms of page size, there are big newspapers and tabloids:

1 Newspapers generally refer to folio newspapers, mostly national**. 2 Tabloid generally refers to four-page newspapers, mostly local newspapers, and newspapers sponsored by large enterprises and institutions. Such as college magazines, factory and mine newspapers.

5) In terms of subordination, there are Party newspapers and non-Party newspapers, organ newspapers and non-organ newspapers 1 Organ newspapers and non-organ newspapers Organ newspapers at all levels of the Party, government, military, and social organizations are responsible to the organ for their speech, and are subject to their direct leadership after being uplifted or approved by the organ. Newspapers that do not represent any party, government, or social organization are non-organ newspapers. 2 Party Newspapers and Non-Party Newspapers The newspapers sponsored by the Party's leading organs at all levels are Party newspapers, and the newspapers other than the Party Committee organs are non-Party newspapers.

6) According to the language used, there are Chinese newspapers, foreign language newspapers, Chinese newspapers and ethnic minority language newspapers The above six classification methods help us grasp the characteristics of China's newspapers in terms of form and content. However, the classification of newspapers is not fixed, and different research approaches can have different angles of classification methods.