What are the headlines, subheadings, quotations, leads and themes of news?

1, the main title refers to the title of the article, which is used to present the center or theme of the article;

2. Subtitle refers to the text used to explain the theme, followed by the main title, usually indicating the time and place.

3. The title refers to a short sentence before the main title, before the main title.

4. Introduction is the first paragraph or sentence at the beginning of news, which briefly reveals the core content of news.

5. The theme is the backbone of the news, express the theme with sufficient facts, and further expand and explain the content of the lead.

Extended data:

Judging from the way of expression, news is mainly narrative and pays great attention to authenticity.

Six elements of news (that is, narrative elements): time, place, people, cause, process and result of events. That is, five "W" and one "H", that is, Who (who), What (what), When (when), Where (where), Why (why) and How (how). It has the characteristics of openness, authenticity, pertinence, timeliness, accuracy, distinctiveness, proximity, openness, universality and variability.

For example: "After years of hard training, China athlete Liu Xiang finally won the men's 1 100 meter hurdles championship at the Athens Olympic Games on August 27, 2004, and was called' Asian Flying Man' by the media."