如图1可看到，纽马克不仅将文本分为三大类型，还阐述了各种文本类型和翻译

Can be seen in Figure 1, Newmark not only the text is divided into three types, also described the overall relationship between the various text types and translation methods. The special model is translated into a focus, text classification, the analysis of language function, language features, information and communication scenarios focus, etc., are seeking a theoretical basis for translation strategies. According to Newmark's point of view (2001), the expression of subjective feelings expressed major type text and the author's position, and its core is the original author. It focuses on the form of text. This class contains the main text of the following categories: 1 poetry, fiction, drama and other literary works; 2 authoritative statements, documents and regulations and regulations; written authority of science, philosophy and academic writings; 3 straight from the heart... There is no direct readers autobiography, essays and personal letters and so on. Informative text content main objective expression to express its core is the external situation, the reality that is beyond language. It focuses on the content of the text. This class text is common in science and technology, business, economics and other fields. Form as follows: news, technical reports, official documents, minutes of meetings, papers and so on. Here technical reports and papers mainly those with no individual characteristics, not authoritative articles. The main purpose of the call is to type the text called on readers to act, to think, to feel, its core audience, focus on the effect of infection or persuade text. This class includes text notices, brochures, manuals, religious preaching, advertising and so on. To sell books and for the purpose of pleasing the readers of popular fiction also fall into this category. Of course, the division of these texts and it is not entirely absolute, mutually exclusive. Pure certain type of text is relatively small, sometimes two or even three types of mutual overlap phenomenon in the same text. When analyzing the text, according to its leading translator function, i.e., the text of which is based expression, the text relevant to the determination to determine the type.

As you can see in Figure 1, Newmark not only divides the text into three types, but also describes the overall relationship between various text types and translation methods. The special feature of this model is that the translation is the focus, the classification of text, the analysis of language function, language characteristics, communication situation and information focus, etc., all seek theoretical basis for translation strategy. According to Newmark's point of view (2001), the expressional text mainly represents the author's subjective feelings and positions, the core of which is the original and the original author. Is the form-oriented text. The text of this class mainly contains the following categories: 1. Literary works such as poetry, fiction, drama; Authoritative speech, documents and regulations; scientific, philosophical and academic writings by authoritative people; Directly, there is no direct readership of autobiographies, essays and personal letters. Information-based text mainly objectively expresses the content to be expressed, the core of which is the external situation, that is, the reality outside of language. It's content-focused text. This kind of text is commonly found in science and technology, business, economy and other fields. The forms are: news reports, technical reports, official documents, meeting minutes, academic papers, etc. Technical reports and academic papers here mainly refer to those articles that do not have personal characteristics and are not authoritative. The main purpose of the call-to-action text is to call on the reader to act, to think, to feel, the core of which is the reader, is the text that pays attention to infection or persuasion effect. This kind of text mainly includes notices, brochures, instructions, religious sermons, advertisements and so on. Popular fiction, aimed at selling books and pleasing readers, falls into this category. Of course, the division of these texts is not entirely absolute and mutually exclusive. Pure one type of text is relatively rare, and sometimes two or even three types overlap each other in the same text. In analyzing the text, the translator should determine the type of text according to its dominant function, that is, which expression the text is based on.

As shown in Figure 1, Newmark not only divides the text into three types, but also expounds the overall relationship between various text types and translation methods. What's special about this model is that it focuses on translation. The analysis of text classification, language functions, language features, communicative situations and information focus, etc. is to seek theoretical basis for translation strategies. According to Newmark's point of view (2001), expressive text mainly expresses the author's subjective feelings and positions, and its core is the original work and the original author. It is a form oriented text. These texts mainly include the following categories: 1. Literary works such as poems, novels, dramas, etc.; 2. Authoritative speeches, documents, regulations and laws; scientific, philosophical and academic works written by authoritative people; 3. Autobiographies, essays and personal letters that express one's mind without direct readers. Information text mainly expresses the content objectively, and its core is the external situation, that is, the reality outside the language. It's a text that focuses on content. This kind of text is common in science and technology, commerce, economy and other fields. The forms are: news reports, technical reports, official documents, meeting minutes, academic papers, etc. The technical reports and academic papers here mainly refer to those articles without personal characteristics and authority. The main purpose of the call type text is to call on the readers to act, think and feel. The core of the call type text is the readers, which focuses on the effect of infection or persuasion. Such texts mainly include notices, brochures, manuals, religious sermons, advertisements, etc. Popular novels aimed at selling books and pleasing readers also belong to this category. Of course, the division of these texts is not completely absolute and mutually exclusive. Pure text of a certain type is relatively few, sometimes two or even three types overlap each other in the same text. When analyzing a text, the translator should make a judgment according to its dominant function, that is, what kind of expression the text is based on, so as to determine the type of the text.