What are the presentation format templates and model essays?

1. The title generally occupies one third of the top page of the home page and is separated from the main body by a red line. The contents of the title include: "Registration: XXX Briefing" and "XXX Briefing", which are generally set in large red font and eye-catching.

Number of issues: under the registration, some of them are issued continuously, and the total number of issues should be indicated, and the total number of issues should be enclosed in brackets. Number: arranged in the upper position on the right side of the header. Knitting unit: arranged at the upper left position of the horizontal dividing line. Release date: in the upper right corner of the bar. Classification: such as "confidential", "top secret" and "internal publications" are all in the upper left position of the newspaper.

2. Text is the article part of the selected publication. The principles of arrangement are as follows: ① Each article should focus on a center and reflect a problem from different angles; (2) The most prominent articles in the center rank first; ③ The spacing of each article should be appropriate, and the title font size should be consistent.

3. At the bottom of the last page of the newspaper, it is framed by two parallel lines. On the left side, the name and position of the unit or individual who submitted the newspaper and delivered it are written, and on the right side, the number of copies issued in this period is written.

Related introduction:

Briefing is not an article type. Because of a briefing, there may be only one article or several articles. These articles may be reports, summaries of special experiences, speeches, news, etc. Therefore, it is not appropriate to describe the briefing as an independent style or just a report.

Briefing is not a publication. Because some briefings can be bound into a book, just like a general "publication", and more often there are only one or two sheets of paper and a few pages, just like a newspaper. More importantly, the briefing has the news characteristics of ordinary newspapers, especially the requirement of strong timeliness. Publications are far less timely than newspapers. Therefore, the briefing is not a publication, but a newspaper. It is not so much a tabloid as a publication.

Looking at all kinds of work briefing, conference briefing and dynamic briefing, and comparing these briefings with ordinary newspapers and periodicals, we can draw the following conclusions: briefing is no longer simply a short written report of subordinates reporting their work to their superiors, nor can it be regarded as an independent style, nor a publication, but a short internal tabloid with strong professionalism.