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It was that article that was clicked by the editor haha.
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In fact, there was also an "editor's note" in ancient times, but it appeared in history books and **, not today's news or articles. In ancient times, it was not called "editor's note", but "praise".
In the beginning, it was a text used by people who wrote history books to discuss historical events and express their thoughts and views. Later, ** and reading essays also borrowed this form of "praise" to make comments. Later generations can often use this kind of "praise" to study the thoughts of historical books or authors.
This kind of unification is called "Praise", and the purpose of annotation is different in different works.
The earliest commentaries appeared in the pre-Qin history book Zuo Chuan: the praise part of it was marked by "the gentleman said", and sometimes it was also used to determine people or events, explain them, and quote the words in the "Book of Songs" and "Shangshu" to prove it.
This practice was carried forward in Sima Qian's "Historical Records". In "Historical Records of Qidan", because Sima Qian called himself Taishi Gong, the praise was marked by "Taishi Gong". In addition to the praise of the official history, some articles written in imitation of historical biography will also follow the form of praise.
Later, ** creation also followed the form of praise, on the one hand, to express the author's point of view, on the other hand, in the cultural tradition of heavy history, this is also a way of writing with self-respect. For example, in "Strange Tales from Liaozhai", "Different History" is used to elicit the author's feelings or opinions, so that readers can better understand the author's intentions and ideas.
In other writings, there are similar praises, but they are somewhat different in terms of wording, but they are all used for the same purpose, or to clarify ideas, or to express feelings. It can both clarify the topic of the article and show the personality of the author.
Summary: Different Shi said: A style of praise used in "Strange Tales of Liao Zhai".
Different Shi clan, Pu Songling called himself. In this book, the stories of ghosts and ghosts are mostly imitated in the style of historical books, so they are called "different history"; At the end of the text, it is modeled on the style of praise of the "Junzi Said" in the "Zuo Chuan" and the "Taishi Gong Said" in the "Historical Records", and marked with "The History of the Different Clans", so that the author can directly express his comments.
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Some. Because according to the research of some historical books, there is such a thing, and the record is also very clear.
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Nowadays, when we read newspapers and magazines, we often read "editor's note", but was there also "editor's note" in ancient times? There was no in antiquity. Opinions, comments, etc., added by personnel on an article or a message are often placed in front of the article or message.
Also known as editor's note. It is one of the important genres of applied writing research. It is the editor's (not the author of the work) who explains or extends the work.
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Of course, in ancient times, there would be some well-known literati who wrote a preface to this book, publicizing the excellence of the book and attracting everyone to buy it.
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Answer] :d first step, this question examines the general idea of the news commentary genre "editor's note". In the second step, the editor's note is a kind of news commentary, and it is also the most commonly used way for editors of news media.
It is attached and specialized, and is attached to the published news report or other manuscript, and its author is a profession, not another individual.
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