About punctuation marks

"Today's Statement", "Focus Interview" and "Tell the Truth", should these column names be titled with book titles or quotation marks? Students often encounter this problem in Chinese language learning. The college entrance examination Chinese paper has given students a clear answer - use double quotation marks!

The 2004 National College Entrance Examination Paper (Guangxi, Inner Mongolia, Shaanxi, Hainan, and Tibet) has a multiple-choice question that tests the use of punctuation. Option C is as follows:

19 The year-old female college student won the championship for seven consecutive times in the "Lucky 52" program, which aroused the curiosity of the media. ...

This option has punctuation errors and is a wrong option. Yu Wen, an expert on college entrance examination propositions, said in his analysis that "Lucky 52" is not the title of the book. The title of the book is wrong and should be changed to double quotation marks.

The college entrance examination is no joke. So the double quotes should be correct.

It’s not easy for me to quote scriptures. Please give me the best answer!

Harry Potter If it is the name of a book, use the title number. Double quotation marks generally mean to quote something or to draw special attention