Abstract
In this new era, as the internet becomes widespread and people's aesthetic standards elevate, the public's demand for news reporting transcends mere factual accounts. Readers seek thought-provoking insights through vivid and engaging language. Employing narrative techniques in news writing maintains the authenticity of the events while enhancing the reader's experience with elements of interest, atmosphere, and human interest. This approach allows audiences to savor the content more deeply, making narrative news writing an essential tool for media outlets to attract readers. This paper delves into narrative news writing by examining the balance between authenticity and appeal, the creation of a sense of immediacy through detailed descriptions, and the portrayal of human-interest aspects in reporting.
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