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本研究通过分析新闻报道的语言形式特征揭示了语言背后所隐含的意识形态，有助十我们进一步认识新闻语篇以及语篇与意识形态的关系，培养我们的批评阅读意识。

                    CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION
1.1 A General Statement
    In the past few years, American presidents have met with Dalai Lama several times without considering the Chinese officials' opposition. With the reform and opening-up policy, China enhances its overall strength and international status and the international image of China becomes particularly important. The whole world pays attention to China and its attitude to certain events, let alone the Dalai Lama issue.
America's adamant action of meeting with Dalai Lama will affect the bilateral relations between China and America in the long run. When it comes to this event, both Chinese and American newspapers report it but the contents of these reports are quite different. Since the news agencies have a close relationship with the government.
The author hopes to make a tentative study to explore how the Chinese news agencies and American news agencies report this event and what ideologies are conveyed in the two newspapers.
    As a branch of modern linguistics, critical discourse analysis (CDA) is regarded as an instrumental linguistics which aims to explore the hidden ideologies by analyzing linguistic features. Since the emergence, CDA pays more attention to media discourses and proves its dominance in discourse analysis. Therefore, in the present study CDA will be used as an approach to explore the hidden ideologies behind news reports. After reviewing the previous studies, the author finds that the research topics of CDA are various such as political events, economic events, natural disaster, and so on. But there are few studies of Dalai Lama issue from the perspective of CDA. It proves the feasibility of the present study.
The present study is based on Fairclough's three-dimensional framework and the three metafunctions in Halliday's systemic functional grammar. Considering the fame, history and circulation, China Daily and New York Times are chosen to make the study reliable and effective. Through a thorough analysis of selected news reports from three dimensions, the hidden ideologies behind linguistic features of news reports on American presidents' meeting with Dalai Lama will be revealed.

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