Punctuation marks before and after ellipsis in books and periodicals are also prone to errors, such as:
(68) There are still wells, stone tablets and various buildings on the island ... All these iron facts eloquently prove that the South China Sea islands have been an inseparable part of our territory since ancient times.
(69) "Eclipses of the sun and the moon, occasional storms, ... are very rare."
The comma after the ellipsis in Example (68) should be deleted; (69) The comma before the ellipsis should also be deleted.
● Special note: When both the listed items and the omitted part * * * are used as modifiers of a word, the omitted part can only be expressed by "etc" or "etc", and the ellipsis cannot be used.
For example: (69) How many awards for novels, essays, poems and reportage have been given from the state to the local government since the "New Period Literature"?
(70) For the latecomers who are interested in literature, besides continuing to pay attention to the humorous and absurd style of the text language, they should also be inspired!
Use of punctuation marks before and after ellipsis. The semantic expression of the sentence before ellipsis is complete. You can add a dot at the end of the sentence, otherwise you don't add it. There are generally no punctuation marks after ellipsis. If there is a text after the ellipsis, in order to show that it is not connected with the text before the ellipsis, you can add a period at the end of the sentence before the ellipsis.
For example, (7 1) has a tendency to write long articles: short stories are close to novelettes, but what about long ones? One, two, three ... Of course, there are long and excellent ones, but most of them are not that long, but there is "water" to squeeze.