1. For the purpose of expression, broadcasting is to convey news, knowledge and ideas to the public. Storytelling is not only to convey information, but also to tell stories.
2. From the main point of view, the broadcaster is the spokesman of the public media, and he is speaking on behalf of the government or a certain group. So he is impersonal, and because his purpose is to convey information, he is an outsider, bystander, narrator and commentator of his events. Storytelling is personal, and the storyteller is the narrator and critic in the event, as well as the multiple roles, lyricists and actors in the event.
3. From the emotional point of view, broadcasting excludes personal emotional color, and its emotions are public, typed and bystander. Storytelling requires the integration of personal feelings, sometimes the feelings of onlookers and sometimes the feelings of the people in the play. At the same time, the emotion of broadcasting is only a tone expression, while the emotion of storytelling is a detailed and concrete changing emotion.