am not a lawyer, and the following does not constitute legal advice. It is for reference only. If you plan to use unauthorized news content on a news website, you should generally be very careful to ensure that you do not infringe on the copyright of others. The legal provisions of different countries and regions may vary. You should make your own judgment based on the provisions of your jurisdiction and consult professional legal counsel. In general, there are several aspects to consider: 1. Fair use and abstract conversion: • In some jurisdictions (such as "fair use" in the United States or "fair use" in China), limited quotations or excerpts of existing works are allowed, but they must meet the conditions of necessity, appropriate proportion, and obvious distinction between the new work and the quoted part. • Use abstracts, overviews or comments instead of directly copying the original text. If you use a large amount of the original text, even if you rewrite it, it may be considered an infringement because the structure, logic or unique expression are not fully converted. 2. Transformative use and original value-added: • If you want to avoid copyright issues, you can fully convert and process the original report, such as reorganizing the information, adding your own analysis, evaluation or background introduction, so that the entire report presents obvious originality. • Transformative use requires that the adapted content is substantially different from the original in terms of purpose, nature and presentation, rather than simply replacing words or sentences. 3. Control of the amount of content: • Even under the premise of reasonable quotation, the quoted part should be limited to the minimum amount necessary for the discussion. Large-scale copying or continuous excerpting may exceed the reasonable scope and constitute the risk of infringement. 4. Indication of source and necessary annotation: • Within the scope permitted by law, when quoting content, it is necessary to clearly mark the original source and author and other information, which helps to reflect the legitimacy and academic integrity of the quotation, but it is not a measure to completely avoid the risk of infringement. 5. Cross-regional legal risks: • Different countries and regions have different regulations on copyright protection of news reports. Therefore, when publishing content to the world or a specific region, special attention should be paid to whether local copyright laws allow similar quotations or conversion practices. In short, although re-narrating, paraphrasing, summarizing, and adding personal interpretation and analysis to the content may reduce copyright risks to a certain extent, it cannot guarantee that legal problems can be completely avoided in all cases. It is recommended to consult an experienced lawyer or legal advisor before actual operation to ensure that your practice complies with applicable copyright laws and the requirements of specific situations.