2. subtitles should be close to the title. In general, dashes should be written under the third word of the title, with no blank lines in the middle, and the font used should be different from the title.
Subtitle refers to the text used to explain the theme, followed by the main title, and more often it points out the time and place.
Extended data:
First, the proposition method:
Reading books, newspapers and topics means that topics should take the lead and improve works. But how to write an attractive title?
1. In order to make readers fall in love at first sight, it is necessary to add effective information to the title. The most effective information is useful information that contains interests. It is especially important in applied writing. Think about several expressions. There is no definite method for the problem, just be concise and clear. It is best to show the editor's unique personality charm and form his own style. For example, the original title was "Don't treat yourself as a grandfather" as an expression of an Olympic athlete, so it might as well be changed to "Yao Ming: Don't treat yourself as a grandfather" as an expression.
2, the title contains but does not reveal, pointing to the end. If the original title is "the examination and approval system returns to the original meaning of market economy", it can be changed to "private capital:" it is not prohibited and can enter "(July 2004).
3. Title of "Inverted Pyramid"
Putting the most important and eye-catching keywords in the title that reflect the latest or essential changes in the first part of the title, preferably the first word of the title, can be called the "inverted pyramid" of the title. For example, the original title "Let the disadvantaged groups have housing and housing" can be changed to "How to rent low-rent housing".
4. There is no empty question. Try to make the subject and predicate complete.
Second, the news headline:
There are five kinds of headlines in a single news: theme, leading topic, subtitle, abstract topic and subtitle.
1, subject-the most important part of the title, which expounds the most important facts or opinions, with the largest font size.
2. Introduction-also known as shoulder topic and eyebrow topic, the auxiliary title before the theme is mainly used to introduce the theme.
3. Subtitle-also known as subtitle, is an auxiliary title after the theme, mainly to supplement and explain the theme with facts.
4. Abstract theme-the theme located after the title of the manuscript (including introduction, theme and subtitle) and before the text, which is used to prompt the main content of the manuscript.
5. Subtitles-also called subtopics and interjects-are embedded in news articles to summarize the contents of the main parts of the articles and have the function of segmentation or classification.
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