The topic:China lanching Chang’e-3 News papers:21st centry; The New York Times Conclusions:1.Both of the two news reports uses the word---China.What I want to emphasis is that 21st century doesn’t ues expreions such as “our country” and that well reflects the subjectivity.2.There are also a lot of differences:1)The emotion and feelings of the two reports are actualy different and that can be seen from several aspects of the reports.Of course,the report from 21st centry is totally positive,which does not mean that the other is negtitive,but it is just not so “positive”.Firstly,the titles of the reports.In 21st centry,the title is “Chang’e -3 on route to make space histoty”,the other is “China launches lunar probe in major milestone for its space program”.The feeling I have after reading the two is that the former like the tone of one’s own mother,while the latter like the tone of one’s stepmother---it even does not meion the “name” of the lunar probe; In the aspect of commenting the event, although both of them mention that “If Chang’e-3 succefully soft-lands on the moon,China will become the third country after the US and the former Soviet Union to do so, the New York Times instantly follows that “But it is still far away from catching up with the estiblished space superpowers, whose moon landings date back more than four decades.” The tone is very definite and proud.Instead, 21st centry writes “Despite the lunar miion’s fast progre,China still lags behind the US and Ruia in its space technology.” These words are put in the end part and are comparatively more euphemistic.3) The detailed differences:The sign of 21st centry is set at the end of the report without the auther’s name, while the sign of the New York Times and the date are put at the beginning of the report with the author’s name in the end;There are Chinese meanings and phonetic symbols of some word for studying purposes of people with different levels, but the New York Times does not have such content; Besides, the former puts more emphisis on the event itself, however the latter just gives a brief introduction to the event and adds plenty of other information.
