The Comparative Study Of The Framework Of Chinese And Foreign Financial Media's Reports On China's Real Estate Regulation

Since the launch of the "September 30" real estate regulation in 2016,the topics of housing price and long-term mechanism of real estate have been widely discussed.Both Chinese and foreign media have made a lot of reports on the relevant policies and impacts of China's real estate regulation.However,due to the influence of a variety of factors,Chinese and foreign media have a lot of differences in reporting on the regulation of real estate in China.This study aims to find out the differences,analyze the reasons,and provide some of my suggestions.This paper chose 21st Century Business Herald,a Chinese first-class financial media and The Wall Street Journal,a famous American financial media as my analysis objects,selecting the reports on China's real estate regulation from September 2016 to September 2017 respectively.Then,based on the framework theory,this paper used the content analysis method to compare the framework features of the two media in the number of reports,the length of coverage,the report style,the reporting area,the source of news and the tendency of reporting.Moreover,a more detailed analysis was made on the representative cases from high,middle and low levels.The study found that 21st Century Business Herald is more concerned with the regulation of real estate in China than The Wall Street Journal,having more numbers and words,with many are in-depth reporting.But The Wall Street Journal has more people's livelihood and international vision than 21st Century Business Herald,and is more good at telling story.Otherwise,compared to The Wall Street Journal,which has many negative reports,21st Century Business Herald are more objective and positive.Finally,the two media's judgments of news value are almost identical,with both having the professional media quality and the skillful reporting technique.However,the factors for causing the differences between the reports of the two media are various,not only related to the politics,economy and culture of the countries where they are located,but also affected by the positioning,management and personnel of the media themselves.Therefore,the audience should enhance their media literacy,and view the different reporting positions of Chinese and foreign media in a correct way.China's financial media should pay attention to the voice of ordinary people and maintain the balance of the reports in matters concerning people's livelihood,and be good at telling stories to enhance the relevance and readability.What's more,they should also have the problem consciousness as well as the international view,not only doing good publicity but also looking at problems,and not only focusing on the domestic,but also the world.