How to be dignified and decent in language expression when writing practical travel articles

To reflect solemnity and propriety in language expression, tourism practical writing can start from three aspects.

1. Accuracy means expressing the content to be expressed correctly and appropriately, using words and phrases with clear meanings, appropriate and clear concepts, no ambiguity, no misunderstandings, no flattering words, and no hidden evil. Suspicion.

To achieve accurate language, you must grasp the sense of proportion and appropriateness of words. In particular, it is necessary to distinguish the subtle differences between synonyms and synonyms in terms of scope of application, meaning, collocation function, elegance and vulgarity, and differences in part of speech. Also pay attention to the clear meaning and avoid ambiguity or ambiguity to avoid ambiguity and delay the work. Vague words such as "roughly acceptable", "relevant departments", "when conditions permit", "there are reasons for the incident, but no solid evidence" should be used with caution.

2. Concisely use fewer words to clearly express more and richer content. It should be "long if there are words, and short if there are no words".

To be concise, we must first streamline the text, compress the length, highlight the main points, and delete irrelevant or less relevant content. Secondly, we must practice repeatedly to improve our generalization ability, avoid piling up modifiers, and use abbreviations appropriately, such as "Five Lectures and Four Beauties". Third, we must refine the words and refine the sentences. Never use two sentences to explain clearly in one sentence, and never use two words to summarize clearly in one word. Appropriate use of idioms, classical Chinese words, etc. can also contribute to the simplicity of language. Fourth, pay attention to using popular words and avoid using unfamiliar and obscure words. It should be pointed out that "simple" must be appropriate and cannot be succinct. It must not hinder the expression of the content. It must not create words for simplicity, randomly abbreviate, or abuse classical Chinese. It must not make people unclear or create ambiguity or cause misunderstanding. .

3. Plain. In order to facilitate readers' understanding, the language of practical texts should be plain. When writing, use straight narratives, appropriate discussions, and concise and clear explanations. The language must be simple and practical, not flashy and unrealistic, and cannot use adjectives or slang indiscriminately.