Information about recent events or current affairs reported by news media such as newspapers, radio, or television

A meeting held by a government, group, or individual to officially release news to the media; news conference

hearsay; rumor; news passed from person to person that has not been confirmed

news or rumors concerning disgraceful behavior or shameful events

to have heard what was said; on hearing these words

well-known; renowned; famous throughout a region or the world

to smell; to catch a scent; to perceive by smelling

gossip or news reports about love affairs or sex scandals, especially those involving celebrities

To hear or receive news of an event, typically followed by an immediate action

press circles; the media; the industry responsible for collecting, writing, and broadcasting news including newspapers, magazines, news agencies, radio, and television

having an unpleasant or foul odor; stinking; malodorous

(idiom) unknown to the public; without attracting attention; unrenowned

(literary) to hear of something; to listen to news or what someone says

news reporter; journalist

to love to hear and see; well received and popular; to one's liking

What one sees and hears; personal experience, knowledge, or information gathered through firsthand observation

to hear something personally or firsthand; to hear of or hear about

to perform the action of smelling for a short duration or in a casual manner

not to hear and not to ask; used to describe being completely indifferent or showing no interest in something that one should be concerned about

Everything that one has personally observed and heard; one's experiences and observations.

A major and influential daily newspaper in Japan, first published in Osaka in 1879.

appalling; horrifying; atrocious. Describes something (usually a true event) that is extremely shocking when heard. Compare with [[耸人听闻|聳人聽聞|song3 ren2 ting1 wen2]], which usually refers to exaggerated or fabricated stories.

A person who is briefly prominent in the news or attracts public attention due to their involvement in a newsworthy event.

well-known throughout the world; world-famous

important news story; headlines

A news release or formal public statement issued by a government or political party regarding a major event.

known both near and far; very famous; widely known

A news release or press release issued to the media.

an organization that provides or manages news; news agency or information service

The Yomiuri Shimbun; a major Japanese daily newspaper

The administrative office of the State Council of the People's Republic of China responsible for external communication and government messaging; often abbreviated as [[国新办|國新辦|guo2 xin1 ban4]]

A bizarre anecdote or an extraordinary piece of news; a fantastic and surprising story.

news network; news agency; news website

Hearing something one has never heard before; describes an extremely rare, unique, or unprecedented event.

world-renowned; famous throughout the whole world

A low-cost paper mainly used for printing newspapers and advertisements; also called [[白报纸|白報紙|bai2 bao4 zhi3]] or [[报纸|報紙|bao4 zhi3]].

to cause great alarm or shock; (of news or talk) sensational or horrifying, often involving deliberate exaggeration to scare or amaze people

(idiom) to pay no heed to something; to ignore completely or pretend not to have heard

a bureau or office responsible for handling news or government information

(idiom) to enjoy widespread renown; known by everyone both near and far

to block one's ears and not listen; used as an idiom to describe intentionally ignoring someone's advice or showing total indifference to a situation

interesting news; funny or entertaining anecdote or hearsay

Zhang Wentian (1900-1976), a leading Chinese Communist Party theorist and general secretary from 1935 to 1939.

Literally having little learning and few experiences; used to describe someone who is ignorant, narrow-minded, or has very limited knowledge of the world.

The right of journalists to report, edit, and publish news or opinions without government control or censorship

to hear news or a rumor about something; to catch wind of an event or situation

to respond instantly or go into action without delay after hearing news; to act immediately upon hearing even a slight rumor

To hear with one's own ears and see with one's own eyes; to witness personally or experience firsthand.

secret news or an exclusive story; inside information or a private matter that is not common knowledge