The newspaper is one of the four major national newspapers. Worthy of "research":
"at the stage of theoretical verification", which means: "still at the stage of theory".
However, the wording of "theory verification" in this subtitle, without verification, can be concluded to be a fallacy: "theory" is not a means of "verification". "Practice" is what!
What makes reporters, editor-in-chief... distressed is that if the subtitle is changed to "still in the stage of theoretical and practical verification", then the embarrassment will come again! [Wipe sweat] Is it the "theoretical stage" or the "practical stage"? ? ? This is the key, no ambiguity! ! !
Continued: Does "5 years" start from the "theoretical stage" or the "practical stage"? Or "from the date this article was published"?
As for the "new method" of the main title, it is actually a smug, so-called "foreshadowing" intended to be used in "dialectics".
However, the point is broken: which thing is being "developed", not a "new method"?
Otherwise, before the subtitle and the main title, there should be a "citation", saying: "The "old method" is being developed". It doesn't seem to work either, contradicting itself! [cover face]
Then be more straightforward and sincere: delete the word "new" in the main title!
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