Reciting and reading aloud are two common reading behaviors. They are very similar in form. They both express text information through sounds. However, they differ in terms of expression, purpose, and effect. The following is an explanation of the difference between recitation and reading aloud:

First of all, recitation is a performative way of reading, showing certain emotions, insights and artistry. Readers usually have a deeper understanding and sentiment, which they express through their voices in order to achieve the purpose of expression, communication and communication. Reciting is usually for the audience and listeners, and requires high acting skills and expressiveness to arouse the audience's excitement and feelings. The effect of recitation is to show the emotions and connotations expressed in the words, allowing the audience to feel a deeper meaning.

Secondly, reading aloud is a relatively simple way of reciting, mainly to convey text information and show the clarity and accuracy of the sound. Readers usually only need to pronounce the syllables and intonation of the text correctly so that the text message is conveyed clearly. Reading aloud is usually for readers and requires accurate pronunciation and intonation so that readers can understand and accept the information conveyed. The effect of reading aloud is to convey information and knowledge so that the audience can understand the content contained in the text.

Finally, there are also differences in text selection between reading aloud and reading aloud. Recitation is usually performed by selecting some emotional and profound texts, such as poems, prose, famous quotes, etc., to express its connotation and emotion. Reading aloud usually selects some informative and technical texts to convey, such as instructions, technical manuals, news reports, etc., to convey knowledge and information.

To sum up, although reciting and reading aloud are very similar in form, they are different in expression, purpose and effect. Recitation is a performative way of reading. Its main purpose is to express, convey and communicate emotions, insights and artistry. Its effect is to show the emotions and connotations expressed by the words; while reading aloud is a simple way of reading, its main purpose is to express, convey and communicate emotions, perceptions and artistry. It is to convey textual information, and its effect is to convey knowledge and information.